06TripleBlackGT

I have an Eicbach Pro-kit all ready to get installed as soon as my car gets here (hopefully next week!!) and just wanted to know if anyone has had any issues installing them? I think there was an article in the current MMFF or 5.0 that said additional parts are required. Just looking for some pointers, don't want any suprises at the install shop of choice. Thanks

TRMN8TR

The install is pretty straight forward, you'll need a spring compressor for the front struts. I've done 3 so far and it can be done in 2hours or less start to finish.
What part of Ohio are you in?

adrenalin

If you search around the site you will see a few of us went into great detail on how to install the springs and issues with aligning the front tires afterwards.

traffic142

Thats my concern, is getting the alignment right afterwards?

adrenalin

Most places should have the proper specs now. That was not the case when I tried to get mine done. At the time only FORD had the specs so they had to do the alignment, however I still needed camber bolts installed. Read this.

http://forums.bradbarnett.net/index.php?showtopic=18713

2MFF

Here is a write up I did.

http://www.2mfffabshop.com/eibach.htm

Also, my alignment shop was able to align my car jus fine with out any add on camber adjusters or slotting. But they are used to working on specialty cars.

http://www.eglenns.com/index.html

06TripleBlackGT

Youngstown, OH - where is sheffiled lake? Thanks to all for the article posts and advice.

Torrence

You will definetly need an alignment, ASAP.

rony1976

Question... what about that pro-alingment kit from Eibach? Is that just a bunch of lies or does it work? I saw it on their website, and it's listed for $30 in some places (beats the $200 from Steeda for their Camber kit).
It would be nice to know if this is something that would fix the camber when you go to align it...