Does my car look.....

[2fnloud]

like there are aftermarket springs on it?

Here is a couple pictures:

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/aa177/2fnloud/1994%20Dodge%20Stealth/IMG_1538.jpg

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/aa177/2fnloud/1994%20Dodge%20Stealth/PICT3132.jpg

http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/aa177/2fnloud/1994%20Dodge%20Stealth/PICT3130.jpg

If it did happen to have an aftermarket spring I would guess that they would be Eibach springs, that was the springs that was recommended by Hennessey back then.

So given the pics, what say the masses? Stock springs or Eibachs?

[Granny]

Is this a trick question? :scratchchin:

I'm going to say no. You still have a lot of wheel gap.

Car looks nice BTW. ;)

[IronmanTT]

Yea I think you have a LIFT KIT installed on it... :lol2:

[x2xtreme360]

Just look at them and look for tightly wound springs at one end but no. Looks stock to me.

[Austin@STM]

Car looks good, but im voting stock as well, i dont think there are springs tat would lower it that little.

[2fnloud]

Thanks, Granny it wasn't a trick question, things have been done to the car in accordance to the old Hennessey stages but I don't know what exactly.

I am thinking about getting tiens but I think I would like H's vs. S's Michigan roads are not the greatest. I just wouldn't want to get springs to find out that it had a set of aftermarket springs already on it.

Thanks for your input guys and lady ;)

[Polygon]

Yep, that looks like stock ride height to me. I would get the H Techs if I were you.

[Geordon]

I am going Tein H on my 92 TT (great price new off ebay on final clearance box)