lowering kit for cheap on ebay

[subaru_crazy]

this seems to be a good deel for someone i dont have the money so i thought i would post it for someone else to gobble up

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/LOWERING-SPRINGS-SUBARU-WRX-02-03-IMPREZA-RS-WAGON-D1_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp3286Q2ec0Q2em14QQhas hZitem2ea7e936e1QQitemZ200385574625QQptZMotorsQ5fC arQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories

[mdungelman]

I hate to bust your bubble, but these things are ****ing garbage. Plain and simple.

this is won deel im glad u dont have the monee four.

[Seraphinwolf]

I hate to bust your bubble, but these things are ****ing garbage. Plain and simple.

this is won deel im glad u dont have the monee four.

Have to agree. You do NOT skimp on critical parts... Ever...

[apkarian100]

Yah, I wouldn't trust Ebay for vital components, unless they are brand name. Things like a strut bar or battery tie down, I'm fine with the no name, but $30 springs? No way jose.

[subaru_crazy]

i wish they did the cheap coilovers like you can buy for the civics just so i could slam my leggy cheap

[apkarian100]

It may be cheap now, but you pay for it later.

[RCKSTR]

ya those sleeve coils things ruin your struts in no time :lol:

thats when it gets expensive...

[05Rex]

+1 for not buying ebay no names for crucial parts

[tehsbean]

i wish they did the cheap coilovers like you can buy for the civics just so i could slam my leggy cheap

Honestly. No, you don't.

Cheap parts are cheap for a reason. Cheap construction, cheap materials. Suspension, brakes, and tires are things I refuse to skimp on. Ever.

[squeethebee]

Just heat or cut your springs for free.

ed

[tehsbean]

Just heat or cut your springs for free.

ed

Yea! **** engineering! Cut springs are so JDM tyte!!

:unamused:

[squeethebee]

I have JDM adjustable suspension. I'm just saying instead of wasting money on the ebay crap, **** your **** up for free :)

ed

[tehsbean]

I might add, even H&R -- A "reputable" spring company -- has quite a track record for failing springs. I have heard so many stories of busted H&R's on cars it's ridiculous. If I had to guess, given all of them were New England cars, H&R's probably don't take well to salt.

Anyways, the point I'm getting at is if a well-known company that makes parts that have arguably good construction and engineering behind them are prone to failure, just imagine how bad the $30 eBay springs are! :eek: