Eibach Pro Kit Lowering Springs

Just wondering if anyone has these springs on their Alero. I would like to know if they are any good. I was thinking of putting them on my alero.

Quite a few of the members here have them. The general consensus is that they provide a boost in handling while providing minimum lowering; i.e. most users wish the car would sit lower than Eibach springs provide.

[r53silver91s]

Have them and like them.

[keytonic]

I have em too. they ride good pretty smooth not a huge drop but just enough. And yes the handling is better

I agree with all of those above! (I have 'em too)

They sound all right. I found them for $214. Does anyone know of a cheaper place to get them. I found these on PFYC.

[Redog]

^^Agreed with everybody. They are on my car.

I got them from PFYC. Try tire rack.com They have the KYB sturts cheaper. I would suggest getting them done too. Minus well, since the guy will be in there anyway

After putting on springs, is there anything else that is needed? Cuz I have heard tires will wear uneven if you just install springs and not the other stuff, not that I know what the other stuff even is :P

You should probably get an alignment, as far as "other stuff" goes.

You need an alignment any time you dig into the suspension, just to make sure. You do NOT need the camber kit. These springs do not cause enough of a camber change to make it necessary.

Has anyone gotten the Bilstein Sports Struts & Shocks from mantapart.com?
($950.00)

Tend to wonder if it's worth getting struts as well since they barely drop the car. I don't care about the guy being in there either.....uncle will install at no cost no biggie.