Interest in Eibach Springs...

[MPGWHOR]

I'm trying to get them around $200 shipped.

I can't speak how they compare to other springs for this particular car, but on the cars I used to work on (Crossfires, Benzes, BMWs) Eibachs were almost always preferred to everything unless price was an issue.

[macmaster05]

I should correct myself: The reason why stock cars look higher in the front is because \ the front wheel well is cut larger than the rear wheel well, allowing for the wheel to turn.

Lower front springs make it appear as if the wheel wells are the same size.

Here is a car lowered 1"F/1"R



Here is my car lowered 1.4"F/0.7"R. Can you tell the difference?

[samsprius1]

I see it now!Thanks
The NF210s look right for me!


Tanabe USA R&D Blog | 2010 Prius - DF210 Springs
Tanabe USA R&D Blog | 2010 Toyota Prius - NF210 Springs Installed

[roypaik]

Originally Posted by samsprius1

^I'm lookin at tanabes right know! Don't want to dump it!
Just want a nice stance! going with the NF210 1.0/1.1
DF210 are 1.3/1.6
How was the Install?? Did my '06GTI not bad!
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Toyota Prius

the install is very simple. if you have experience, it should take you any longer than 2 hrs with hand tools. my only advice is to turn the black bolts on the lower end of the strut when removing. i thought i had to twist the silver bolt, and it took me a good 30 mins to figure that out. so remember, loosen the black, and not silver, 22mm on the front lower struts.

i had eibach on my previous cars and they were awesome! they were built with quality and precision, but for the money i would def go with a more competitive brand with similar built quality (e.i. tein).