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Eibach finally in the game

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I had chatted with a rep at Eibach a year or so back about springs, and they did just come out with them for the ST. I was close to going with Steeda, but after the bad experience with my rear sway bar rusting out, decided to put this project on hold. On my ‘03 Cobra, I have the Eibach-sourced ‘00 Cobra R springs, and after 20+ years, they look as good as the day they were installed. Hopefully they’ll coat these strong enough as well.

Drop is shown - comes in between Steeda & H&R, with probably a very level ride. Not sure of the rates, but might check back and see if they’ll divulge that. If I don’t get to these, hopefully someone around here will kick it off.

https://eibach.com/2915/E10-35-051-03-22-FORD-Explorer-pro-kit

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Very interesting. I think it’ll still be hard to beat H&R
 

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That's another good option at a good price for the ST's. I had Pro Kit springs with KYB's on my '87 GT and was very happy with the ride and handling, hopefully someone will make shocks and struts for the ST soon.
 

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Yes. Plus it lowers it more.
Lowering it “more” is not always the best option, especially if it’s only for looks. You have to find a happy medium between ride height and what the suspension can handle.

That's another good option at a good price for the ST's. I had Pro Kit springs with KYB's on my '87 GT and was very happy with the ride and handling, hopefully someone will make shocks and struts for the ST soon.
Not holding my breath on aftermarket dampers. I was initially hoping for Bilstein, but have heard nothing (have them on my Cobra and they are fantastic). In any case, if you want stiffer, the PIU parts will do the trick. I replaced my Steeda rear sway bar with the PIU version and added the matching shocks (one original was starting to leak), and am very happy. Just debating on whether I want to get on these springs soon enough.
 

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I had chatted with a rep at Eibach a year or so back about springs, and they did just come out with them for the ST. I was close to going with Steeda, but after the bad experience with my rear sway bar rusting out, decided to put this project on hold. On my ‘03 Cobra, I have the Eibach-sourced ‘00 Cobra R springs, and after 20+ years, they look as good as the day they were installed. Hopefully they’ll coat these strong enough as well.

Drop is shown - comes in between Steeda & H&R, with probably a very level ride. Not sure of the rates, but might check back and see if they’ll divulge that. If I don’t get to these, hopefully someone around here will kick it off.

https://eibach.com/2915/E10-35-051-03-22-FORD-Explorer-pro-kit

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I ordered these! Install on Friday!
 

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I ordered these! Install on Friday!
Nice! I look forward to hearing your thoughts after a little driving, I had Eibach's on my Mustang and was happy with them.
 



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