Gen. 1 Eibach or Intrax?

[scuba steve]

luigisho:
How's this? There looks to be an Intrax dealer on ebay selling springs for the SHO among other cars for a reasonable price. I haven't been comparison shopping for springs in a while, but a good bit under $200 for a new set sounded pretty good to me.

I saw that too. They have the cheapest price I have seen for Intrax. www.newlevelmotorsports.com

 

[ddawson]

My recipts show that the Eibachs on my car were installed in 1993. 10 years later they still look good to me and they don't seem to be sagging.

 

[SHOtool]

Everyone had good arguments but K-Bl and I road tested and they rock yeah! Plus I don't like the though of the raising back end on lowering springs from the Eibachs Thanx Dudes
tool

 

[Geek SHO]

I think my current (stock, I think) springs are sagging, but I plan on instaling Eibachs this summer. I'm hoping that they will lower the front, and RAISE the rear for two reasons: I think SHOs at a raked angle stance look shweet, and I tend to scrape my tailpipes a lot exiting driveways, and this might help. Also, I might not have as much in the ways of clearance problems if/when I get wider wheels for my car.

 

[SHO5]

I have the intrax progressive rate springs on my car but i would not recommend them. The suspension bottoms out in the front all the time. I think i will replace them with other Intrax springs but ditch the progressive rate springs.

 

[yamahaSHO]

SHO5:
I have the intrax progressive rate springs on my car but i would not recommend them. The suspension bottoms out in the front all the time. I think i will replace them with other Intrax springs but ditch the progressive rate springs.

I don't think Intrax make linear springs for the SHO or at all. I could be wrong.