ClubCJ - The CJ Lancer Club

This group buy was inspired by this post on Project Lancer: "Ultimate Lowering Thread"

Any proposals? I'll start out and say I like the Eibach Pro-Kit or WORKS Ride Lowering Springs ones. I'm told the former improve turning handling and are very comfortable whilst the latter are give better balance to the car's overall contour but lack comfort.

I'll add to this thread and use some of the images they show there.

If you prefer any other ones or have other suggestions, please PM me or shout and I'll add it on to this post.

Once I can count a number of responses, I'll start a poll to decide which one we group buy.

*Order*:

a)Eibach Pro Kit (1.2" Front 0.8" Rear):
Just an update to this:

Eibach Australia = A$490
- minimum order 5
- warrantied by them directly. You can't go to them if you buy from elsewhere.

MPS Garage = A$390
- minimum order 10
- warranted by Eibach International.

US Supplier - A$410 (shipped by FEDEX)
- No minimum order.
Orders:
VIC: Aspired
Installed:
VIC: ofey, b3n87, joec

b) Eibach Sports Line (1.7" Front 1.2" Rear):
Local Distributor (i.e. Eibach Australia) A$515.00 (RRP is A$690.00)
VIC:

Concorde Customs in NSW offer:
AllSprings Custom Coils for A$250 + INSTALL
Msg them if you're keen.

Eibach are supposed to be good, dont know about Works but I'd be inclined to stick with the major spring manufacturers. Might also want to check out Tein aswell??

I already have shitty king springs otherwise I'd be in for this! My word of advice would be steer clear of king springs though no matter what!!

What's wrong with King springs Ryan?

eibach is good according to my mates who have used them, same with teins.
apparently kings sag after a year or so. i know works makes awesome wheels! but iunno about springs.

Ive heard bad things about King Springs as well.

Eibach is a good brand from what I know though. I might be interested. Whats the price on this?

Would depend on price I guess. But possible interest.

I don't know at present what the prices are since I don't know what numbers exist. It's the same in the exhaust post. Until I know how many of you want what, then I can go to a dealer and say, I want to buy X number of these springs, can you give me a group discount.

I'm voting Eibach Pro-Kit.

If each of us vote for one brand each, no group buy will exist. Sorry I can't please everyone.

Panther4B11 wrote:What's wrong with King springs Ryan?

my back sat up high for months before they settled out and I reckon they are already starting to sag.

arc also had kingys and his back sat low and his front sat up high and wouldnt come down He ended up putting in Eibachs i believe and all good then.

My thoughts are that im not sure if 1" is an agressive enough drop for me

even at 1" you'll be scrapping on a few driveways. i wouldn't recommend any lower unless you want to be mucking around getting up driveways or over speed humps...

plus alot of insurance companies wont cover it if you drop any more than 30mm

Vote 1 for Eibach Pro-Kit

put me down they look good, and I'd rather still have a smooth ride.

I have King springs in my Magna and though theey handle ok the ride is a little harsh at times

how much u gonna be able to lower it with that front lip ofey? lol

I'm currently shopping around for prices on the Eibach kit. Will let you know what I can get it for locally in Sydney. Bare in mind due to the size/weight of springs you might not save a great deal due to postage so keep that in mind guys.

criteek wrote:how much u gonna be able to lower it with that front lip ofey? lol

That's a good point which is why in that Project Lancer post I cited, I wanted the Works 0.5" lowering springs. Sounds good enough for me.

I mite be interested in the Eibach's depending on price & shipping to Bris. I am still trying to decide though on whether I want to just get springs, in which case Eibach's r the only one's I'd go for, or go all out & get coilovers.