> It looks like all eibach springs are labeled
> with the following : xxxx.X01 or xxxx.X02.
> Part numbers ending with the number
> 1 are for the front, I wasn't
> sure until I read the instructions.
> I think I will give them a call on Monday.
> Has anyone performed the inner control-arm
> re-position / bump steer fix??
> I was wondering if the front would come down
> any, after the relocation…
> Manny240z
The 'bump steer fix' will have no effect on the ride height. This is determined solely by the spring rate, spring length, and the position of the upper and lower spring perches on the strut.
If Eibach tells you that you have the springs installed correctly, I'd hold off on cutting the spring to lower the front. This will increase the spring rate, and will not give you the balance that Eibach intended with this setup - the change will be in the direction of understeer. If the springs are in fact installed correctly, and they won't settle out, you'd be better off relocating the lower spring perch to adjust your ride height.
As always when changing your ride height, make sure that you leave yourself with enough suspension travel - you don't have that much to start with.