Georgia Fieros has a full set of painted Eibach springs for an 88. They were removed from our Warrior Project car because they made the tire and wheel combo that was donated scrub. The car also had lowering ball joints, so the combo was too much for the tire/wheel combo.
The Fiero Store lists the painted Eibachs at $389 plus shipping. Georgia Fieros will sell the slightly used set for half the retail price of any vendor you can provide. Plus Shipping from Atlanta, Ga. So, for example, if you can provide a bonafide dealer price of $200, they are yours for $100 plus shipping. Otherwise, $195 plus shipping.
Georgia Fieros has a full set of painted Eibach springs for an 88. They were removed from our Warrior Project car because they made the tire and wheel combo that was donated scrub. The car also had lowering ball joints, so the combo was too much for the tire/wheel combo.
The Fiero Store lists the painted Eibachs at $389 plus shipping. Georgia Fieros will sell the slightly used set for half the retail price of any vendor you can provide. Plus Shipping from Atlanta, Ga. So, for example, if you can provide a bonafide dealer price of $200, they are yours for $100 plus shipping. Otherwise, $195 plus shipping.
The Fiero Store does not sell Eibachs for the 1988 Fiero.....in fact, nobody does. Around 1999 a small run was produced by Eibach for ACE (American Custom Engineering)....they were a custom shop located in Colorado (no comment on their business practices). I have no idea how many sets were produced, but I imagine it was less than 100. I have a set (not mine) that I installed on my '88 GT and liked the looks, but they seemed too soft for me. I have since installed a set of Fiero Store lowered springs, which aren't a low as the Eibachs but are stiffer.
Every once in a while a set of these ACE Eibach springs comes up for sale, but you might be waiting a long time.
The man who owned the car told us it had Eibachs on it, thus our description. I think there were still some tags on them when we removed them. We'll check the identification on Saturday when we have our meeting and I'll post back.
I now have the 88 lowering springs in my possession and they are indeed Eibachs. They have the Eibach logo imprinted as well as the manufacture date of June 1999. I don't know where they were for the early part of their life, but best I recall, they were installed on the Warrior Project car about 6 or 7 years ago. The car was only driven for a couple of years after that when the owner parked it.
