Thinking about ordering these to lower my car( struts and springs)

[2GEEZEY]

I found these on the dreaded ebay but they look pretty good. There Dropzone struts and springs which will give my car a 2" drop in front and back.

I dont want to spend to much so here they are:
New DropZone Struts/Shocks+Springs 95-99 Eclipse 2wd : eBay Motors (item 380181401521 end time Mar-24-10 15:24:19 PDT)


what do you guys think?

 

[Assmatic]

I've personally never heard of them before or anyone using them, but most people will tell you that 2" isn't very fun to ride with so if those aren't adjustable you might not enjoy it. If you can find any good reviews on them for our car or talk to someone who uses them i'd say go for it...just watch yourself on the 2" drop can get a bit scrapy

 

[dsmking101]

i got them installed on my car with the 2inch drop beautifull ride and the drop looks gra8te nothing to worry about the shipper ships the product fast with no issues and the ride is smooth i will deff recomend them for your car ive had them on for about 2 1/2 months now and no issues yet...

 

[2GEEZEY]

AWESOME! thanks a lot! I will deffiantley get these! are they hard to install? did you do them your self?

 

[dsmking101]

i installed them with my boys but there easy to install you just need to have a lil experience in messing with your shocks and springs basically bolt off bolt on kinda deal but its not that hard just have someone help you for safty reasons ...but its mainly easy tho good luck bro

 

[Carter_95RS]

i just finished my install on some struts and springs, the dreaded sportline springs. The install is really easy in the back, and a little more complicated in the front...but do-able. make sure you get a spring compressor for for the fronts, you can rent them from autozone. I didnt use one, i used C-Clamps to compress the spring and that was a HORRIBLE idea.

 

[daren_p]

A 2" drop is a good idea if you want to "look cool", if you want the car to actually handle good, a 2" drop is not ideal for the 2g's. We have limited suspension travel as it is & adding a 2" drop means bouncing off the bump stops. Not only is this not good for handling but it can also be dangerous. The only thing you can hope is they come with fairly stiff rate springs (didn't see the spring rate posted)which should help you stay off the bump stops, though typically your average lowering spring have fairly low rates.