i seen alot of xb2 with the eibach sportline springs. but i havent seen them with pro-kit...

i wanna see what they look like with TRD 19's
im still searching the web for a picture. there the same price has the sportline on tirerack.

P.s future upgrade: five axis aero-kit , Borla dual exhaust.

thanks

http://youtu.be/_CwNK5kqYBM

 

Ok from what I have read and specs I have seen Sportline and Prokit heights are the same as Tanabe NF's and DF's so if you seen NF's with 19"s and 20"s then you have basically seen what they look like with the prokit.... the ride height is the same...the only difference is the stiffness.... (if I am not mistaken)

 

You are mistaken... drops:
Pro-Kit = 1.0F/1.2R
NF210 = 1.0F/1.7R (1/2" more rear drop than Pro-Kit)
SportLine = 1.2F/2.2R (rear drop 1" > front evens out the ride height the best)
DF210 = 1.7F/2.1R (1/2" more front drop than SportLine)

Generally, the Eibach springs are known to be a little bit stiffer than the Tanabe springs, so less body roll in turns and better handling, at the expense of a less comfortable ride.

 

LOL....ooopps not afraid to admit my mistakes...sorry ya!!!

 

For an aesthetics stand point, if you choose the Eibach Pro-Kit, you're going to keep that nice raked look on the stance. The Tanabe NF210s virtually evens out the ride height.

I used to run Eibach Sportlines, but my back couldn't take it anymore (I have back problems) plus I wanted a more comfortable ride. So I switched to Tanabe NF210s, which raised the car a bit, but gave me significant more ride comfort.

 

im going with the pro-kit. the sportline a bit to much for a daily driver.
thanks for the info

 

My dfs ride awesome and i drive 110 miles per day

 

I have the Pro kit on mine.

 

i like that! thanks for the picture. rides good on 17's or are they 18's ?

 

They're 16x8 with 195/50 tires on them.

 

The tire/fender gap looks pretty large in the rear, and those tires are tiny (1.2" smaller outside diameter than OEM 205/55) but I guess that was necessary to keep the +0 offset wheels from causing tire rubbing.

 

Holy fender gap!

 

Yes sir. I put these springs on when I had my stocks on and I was suppose to slap on some 19's I had. Now I'm looking for Tein S Techs or DFs for the bus.

 

here what my ride sits now on stock springs



the rear is what bugging me

 

You should pick these up from EMAN:
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=199824

 

I honestly think that the Eibach pro springs will do you justice if that's your car stock. My 0.02 cents

 

If I had money right now, I'll think about it. But I'm still shopping around.

 

The Pro-Kit springs only drop the rear about 1/4" more than the front, so you will still have a lot more rear tire/fender gap than front.

If you want a mild drop that evens out the gap a bit more, then you might consider TRD (1.0"F/1.5"R), or the NF210's. Isn't your xB already loaded with TRD parts & accessories; why not one more?

 

I got my Hotchkis' I'll be putting up for sale soon!!!

 

What springs will you be selling?