looking for lowering springs

[dandaman0139]

i'm looking for lowering springs for my 96 maxima preferably eibach.

[Beancooker]

Eibach pro kit is the way to go. I ordered mine through Drivewire. They had the best price I could find. I found a place that had them cheaper, but charged $40. to ship, so Drivewire ended up being cheaper. That is a direct link to the Pro Kit for your car.

[dandaman0139]

has anmyone heard of sprint lowering springs

[VQMatt]

yeah if you were looking like a week and a half ago I would have sold you mine..they look good on the car! I had em for like 2 years.

[dandaman0139]

any problems with them?

[my_I35]

Has anyone ever used Megan Racing Lowering Springs?

[Beancooker]

All of those above have been used, however, the standard is Eibach. For the cost, and quality you can't go wrong. 60% of the people polled here were using Eibach, and at another forum, it is closer to 80% Eibach users. It seems to be the industry standard.

[dandaman0139]

i consider myself a rebel. being a rebel with money in my pocket i ordered the Tein S. Tech... lol wat do you guys think?

[VQMatt]

yeah my struts went to garbage. I had them on stock struts which is a no no. It was ok at first then got really harsh so I put the stock springs back on then they started leaking and are now blown. The problem with lowering springs, especially sprints and s. techs are that they are soo low, they dont leave any suspension travel which causes your struts to bottom out which prematurely causes failure on the struts part.

[Beancooker]

Tein's are good. They are not as stiff as the Eibach, and will bottem out (hit the bumpstop) but they have a closer to stock feel, and not so bumpy, like the Eibach's.

[dandaman0139]

will they bottom out with KYB and AGX struts??