Coilover Struts Spring Shocks Adjustable Height Coilovers Suspension Struts Full Set Kits ECCPP Fit for 2006-2012 for Mitsubishi Eclipse /2005-2011 for Mitsubishi Galant
Details
- BrandECCPP
- Auto Part PositionRear Front
- Vehicle Service TypeCar
- Exterior FinishBlack
- MaterialAluminum Steel
Description
⚡ Elevate your drive — precision suspension for the discerning driver
- PLUG PLAY UPGRADE - Designed for easy installation on Mitsubishi Eclipse (2006-2012) and Galant (2005-2011) with professional fitment recommended.
- RACE GRADE HANDLING - Optimized spring rates (8kg/mm front, 6kg/mm rear) reduce understeer and oversteer for confident cornering.
- TAILOR YOUR RIDE HEIGHT - Independent lower mount adjustment lets you dial in the perfect stance without compromising suspension travel.
- COMFORT MEETS PERFORMANCE - Balanced damping delivers sporty feedback with minimal bounce, so you stay comfortable on every road.
- BRAKE SMARTER STOP QUICKER - Improved braking response cuts stopping distance and brake overshoot for safer drives.
ECCPP Coilover Struts offer fully adjustable ride height and performance-tuned spring rates tailored for Mitsubishi Eclipse (2006-2012) and Galant (2005-2011). Crafted from durable aluminum and steel, these suspension kits enhance steering precision, reduce cornering roll, and improve braking efficiency, delivering a safer, sportier, and more comfortable driving experience.
Specifications
| Brand | ECCPP |
| Auto Part Position | Rear, Front |
| Vehicle Service Type | Car |
| Exterior Finish | Black |
| Material | Aluminum, Steel |
| Style | Modern |
| Manufacturer | ECCPP |
| Item Weight | 56.9 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 25.59 x 18.11 x 8.27 inches |
| Item model number | 118982-5211-1637549801 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 118982-5211-1637549801 |
Reviews
M**2
Love it
Rubber bushing on the front coil over came off but easy fix work great easy to adjust
Y**Y
Did not fit!
These did not fit on my car, but the description said it would!
D**N
They are cheap and affordable! Lol Noise from bottom out or bumps.
Shocks make noise when hitting bumps or bottoming out. For about $150-200 more in cost you can get something more adjustable for camber and stiffening. If I could take it back I'd upgrade. For the price and aliment wise + camber bolts the front and backend are off about 3 degrees on all sides. Could lift it up but that's the whole point of dropping. For the cost 100+ if your on a budget.
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