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RobZ · 07-25-2008, 06:04 PM

I'm having our local shop install Eibach springs to lower my '02. My car has 48k miles on it. He recommended installing Koni struts for $420 more. I wasn't even aware they made them for the Boxster. I was thinking of having them install Bilstein sports instead ($350 more than Koni quote). Any thoughts? The install is the same (8.5 hrs x $80).

Also, will I need to have have adjustable rear toe arms if it's being dropped an inch or so?

07-25-2008, 06:04 PM	#1
RobZ Registered User Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Texas Posts: 133	Installing Eibach springs, should I install Bilsteins too? I'm having our local shop install Eibach springs to lower my '02. My car has 48k miles on it. He recommended installing Koni struts for $420 more. I wasn't even aware they made them for the Boxster. I was thinking of having them install Bilstein sports instead ($350 more than Koni quote). Any thoughts? The install is the same (8.5 hrs x $80). Also, will I need to have have adjustable rear toe arms if it's being dropped an inch or so? __________________ http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/3864/artbox2lf7.jpg *18x10/18x8.5 wheels on Dunlops, Eibach springs, De-snorkled, Debadged, Painted Bumperettes, Arctic Silver Interior trim & Deambering (in process)* Last edited by RobZ; 07-25-2008 at 06:08 PM.