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most of us frown upon eibach.. you're better off with h&r, neuspeed, or vogtland springs
you'll also want to get aftermarket shocks for the new springs. install both at the same time, it'll save you some cash... rather than installing new springs now, waiting for your shocks to blow soon afterwards, and then buying new shocks and paying for installation again.
lastly, if you have the funds, go coilovers.
lastly, if you have the funds, go coilovers.
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