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Author Topic: mixing springs cheap ¯ Member # 858 posted                                 How well would Eibach Sportlines in the front go with Griggs springs in the rear? I don't have any spring rates or anything. -------------------- 1965 Spyder GT Posts: 1358 | From: Maine | Registered: Feb 2002  |  : cheap ¯ Member # 858 posted                                 Ok the rears are #350s. -------------------- 1965 Spyder GT Posts: 1358 | From: Maine | Registered: Feb 2002  |  : 94gt ¯ Member # 3060 posted                                 sorry, this is -kinda- related.... ;p hows the build-up going? -------------------- 2020 Explorer ST 2011 Silver Raptor 'Screw Posts: 5777 | From: Beavercreek, OH | Registered: Jul 2003  |  : BlackNGold CaliforniaFords.com Moderator Member # 655 posted                              The Sportlines are soft and too short to allow the correct amount of suspension travel...It will increase brake dive and understeer by having Sportlines on the front and having a 350lb rear spring... -------------------- -SLOWER TRAFFIC KEEP RIGHT- Posts: 5132 | From: Bay Area, CA | Registered: Dec 2001  |  :

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