Eibach Spring - 0700.225.0300 - 7" Length, 2.25" Inside Diameter, 300 Lbs/in. on 2040-parts.com
Mission Viejo, California, United States
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I sold off the other matching spring years ago and then recently discovered I had another one hiding away in a corner of my garage. Anyway, it was supposed to be for my Acura Integra with Koni/GC coilover kit. I'm sure it'll work on plenty of other kits. If I recall correctly, the last time I shipped the other one, I could fit it in a flat rate envelope if I removed the box, so it may not come with the box to save some money on shipping.
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