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Eibach Sportlines - 3/26/2006 9:45:09 AM

SugarJay0126

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Hi I ordered a set of Eibach Sportlines from you guys last Summer and though it has almost been a year, they are still in the box brand new and I am scared they are going to lower my car too low. How would I go about getting rid of those and would it be possible to exchange them at all? I understand if not but if that is the case how would you suggest I get rid of the Sportlines to get Pro-Kits. Thanks. -Jay

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RE: Eibach Sportlines - 3/26/2006 11:29:22 PM

STANGSUSPENSION

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Jay,

I would actually suggest selling them on the classified's on MustangForums. This site has a great classified section that will allow you to sell your springs to other members.

We can offer you a discount on the Pro-Kit when you're ready...

Sincerely,

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Mustang suspension parts and performance.

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RE: Eibach Sportlines - 3/27/2006 11:19:43 AM

BBKBadBoy

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If you lived near me, i'd give you my pro-kit for those Sportlines

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02 Saleen S281, BBK LTs, BBK O/R H-pipe, Flowmaster 40s, Centerforce DF clutch, C&L intake, BBK TB, C&L plenum, C&L 80mm mass air, SCT Xcal 2 tuned by Brenspeed, Sportlines, 8000k HIDs, 4.10s, Heat Extractor Hood

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