Eibach Pro Kit Lowering Springs

[2000NavyAleroGLS]

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.

[mfuller]

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

[3.4Alero]

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

[2000NavyAleroGLS]

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

[deadpedestrian]

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

[misslindseysue]

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

[3.4Alero]

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.

[Pacho]

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

[02 Blck GLS]

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.