McGaughys vs Eibach Drop Kits

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mikew2069

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Ok, so the McGaughys drop kit cost twice as much as the Eibach kit. Whats up w/ that? Is the McGaughys kit supposed to ride that much smoother?

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Mike
 

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The cheaper Eibachs are just springs. The McGaughys say they come w/ 'spindles' and 'shock extenders,' but what do they do? Is it worth an extra $250?
 

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The drop spindles enable you to keep the original steering geometry. Be aware the lowered springs will necessarily be stiffer to keep the truck from bottoming out.
 

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So, in your opinion, do you thing the McGaughys is worth twice the price? Do you have you Tahoe dropped?
 

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Can't say about the price. Don't plan to lower mine due to the ride degradation that comes with it.
 

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I'm curious as to how the tahoe would handle big potholes after the drop. I've always had all of my cars dropped and the thing I cant stand is having to dodge potholes and worry about bottoming out on medium to large speedbumps. Can anyone give hands on experience from this?

Thanks in advance
 
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