typ44q

So I finally installed a set of eibach springs to go along with my bilstein sport shocks. The job was so much easier the second time around especially with the "strut spreader tool" (you really should not consider doing the job without it)

When taking off the drivers side rear spring I discovered that it was broken, a small section of the coil at the base was left sitting there when I took the spring out. This is something that I never noticed, never made any noise that I knew of and could not feel it. Is this a common problem?

Well after driving on the new springs a little I love them! the car feels great, not harsh at all, for anyone looking for something a little sportier than stock its a great way to go.

TTschwing

But yeah, the Eibachs are good!

TTinCT

and would be surprised if they had a broken spring on the car...fwiw....

TTschwing

I think he meant the ones he took off....Whatever they were..

TTinCT

my bad......

TTschwing

Those pics of you and Ronzo under Wendy's car!

TTinCT

that happens when there is no lift! ;-P

LiTTespeed

if you know what I mean <ahem>

RoberTT-WWCD

...and I think they do...;-)

typ44q

Correct, I was talking about the stock factory springs which had about 103K miles on them