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What is the stock ride hight?

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doug684

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Feb 8, 2005
Huntsville, Alabama
Well I got my Eclipse a few months ago and noticed it's quite a rough ride. When I hit bumps it bounces hard. And rail road tracks feel like it's tearing the car apart. When going down the interstate and hit a bump the car will try to shoot off side ways when coming "down" from the bump. Here is a quick picture I snapped. The front tires are Kumho Ecsta 711 225/45/R17 and the rear is a Kumho 711 Ecsta 215/45//R17 (Tire shop put the wrong one on).

EDIT: Picture removed
 
Hrm...I thought it was kinda low lookin LOL. Let me go snap some more pictures of the springs and stuff and see what you guys think.
 
Here are a couple of pictures.

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Front: Kumho 711 225/45/R17 Rear: Kumho 711 215/45/R17

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Front: Kumho 711 225/45/R17 Rear: Goodyear 215/45/R17 (old and tread about %30)

When I got the car they had just put the new Kumhos on the front. I had a flat and replaced the drivers rear with a Kumho, but the tire shop put the 215 back on it after I told them not to.

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Yes I know it's dirty, I cleaned it after I took this one and it's all black (painted). So any thoughts?
 
They don't look like aftermarket springs/dampers to me. Maybe stock springs cut down? Doing that usually delivers lousy handling characteristics.
 
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