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Need Help Identifying What Springs I Have

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bremaine

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Jan 15, 2010
Raleigh, North Carolina
I recently bought a 95 Talon FWD and am getting around to fixing the things I need changed.

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As it is, the car is too low. I scrape the front bumper going into my driveway. :ohdamn: I was told it had Eibach pro-kits, but it just seems too low for a 1.3 inch drop.

QUESTION: Do I have the pro-kits, or the sport lines??

I need to raise this car up either way, but before I dish out $400 for the Tokico blues w/ red springs (1.25-.5 drop), I want to make sure I won't be getting the same drop.
 
That looks like the exact same ride-height as my GST. I've got the Pro-kit and yes. It's a royal PITA! I've screwed my front bumper up beyond repair.

EDIT: Pic posted for comparison. Nevermind my lame face...it's just the best one of the ride height I could find.

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Yeah, I have the pro-kits.

I just bought a set of stock springs that I will be installing soon. I figure if I want a stiffer setup in the future, I will but a set of Illuminas/AGXs.

Low is nice, but not very practical for me.
 
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