this worth it?

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http://www.optauto.com/webstore/product_in...k=yes&dept=1383 ('http://www.optauto.com/webstore/product_information.asp?number=PRG-401403&variation=&aitem=5&mitem=8&back=yes&dept=1383')

Progress Technology Spring 1.5 Inch Drop (FR & RR) FWD 1.7 Inch Drop (FR & RR) AWD For Mitsubishi Eclipse 95-99

[jluv97]

lifetime warranty...sure why not!

[2True]

Progress makes great springs D, the 8g guys seem to like them. Now, are you sure a 1.5 drop is gonna be OK with the size of tires you have? I would measure it before you buy and remember they may settle another 1/4 of an inch.

That reminds me... with 40R17 size tires, your speedometer is slow about 3mph.. remember that.

[BLsGalant97]

hey would that size drop be ok with 17s with 215/4017 tires???

[2True]

hey would that size drop be ok with 17s with 215/4017 tires???

Absolutely B, I have 225/40R17 on now and my car is down 2" front and back, no problems so far. I know Conn roads aren't the best but they can't be any worse than what I got up here, I live on a dirt road for cryin' out loud! https://www.thegalantcenter.org/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif

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keep in mind thats 1.5 with an eclipse weight, i'm running 225/40/r18 and my car is light as hell, so i might only get like a 1.0 drop

[2True]

Don't our cars weigh more than the Eclipse?

That's what I meant to say "40R18" is going to make your speedo slow and make you odometer off. Just something to think about.

[esco_2003]

I saw some like that on EBay pretty good price.
I also heard they are real bouncy. You cant go wrong with some Eibach springs.

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my car weighs LESS than eclipse, my care weighs exactly 2765 lbs