Who else running EIBACH P1 Springs ( bought from Woodbutch on here) on V2 Sti Saloon?
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Who else running EIBACH P1 Springs ( bought from Woodbutch on here) on V2 Sti Saloon?
As above. Pictures Please. How much drop did You get over the standard OEM springs ? I fitted these to mine V2 Sti and there is no difference in height.
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I had these before I changed to HKS coilovers , great upgrade from standered springs firm but not aggressive and bumpy ride .
Bought second hand for £120 for full set and only done 35k il post a pic later when near pc.
Bought second hand for £120 for full set and only done 35k il post a pic later when near pc.
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Hi. These are Brand New. I just got told that they WILL NOT lower Import model. The guy I spoke with said that he had exactly same problem with his V2. He ended up with Tein springs. Problem sorted. Nice drop, about 1 inch gap.
So these springs are for sale now if anybody interested. They were fitted only once for about 30 mins yesterday.
So these springs are for sale now if anybody interested. They were fitted only once for about 30 mins yesterday.
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These are not really expensive, but is it really neccessary to fit these after lowering the car? I would keep the P1's only if they will drop my car a bit more than it's now.
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Theses shocks aren't cheap though.
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Said id'e post a pic later of the P1 eibach springs i bought a while ago thought they were spot on and the car sat lower than my mates when side by side,GOOD FIRM RIDE WITH THEM THINK THEY LOWERED THE CAR AROUND 20MM
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Old springs.
New springs.
Does not look it but the new ones are lower.
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So all votes for P1 Springs then ! Ok, I'll give them a go and try. Will give them a few days to settle down, if don't go any lower I'll start looking for something different.
Oh, I'm running Kayaba Excel G shocks if that makes any difference.
Cheers Guys
Oh, I'm running Kayaba Excel G shocks if that makes any difference.
Cheers Guys
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I fitted the Eibach springs from Woodbutch/FB tuning on my Ver6 Type R and as they do lower the car by approx 20mm. But that's not the point. The point is it completely transformed the std old, bumpy, kangrooing JDM suspension to a much smoother, tighter and controlled set up. These springs are better IMO than Tein etc for UK roads.
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I fitted the Eibach springs from Woodbutch/FB tuning on my Ver6 Type R and as they do lower the car by approx 20mm. But that's not the point. The point is it completely transformed the std old, bumpy, kangrooing JDM suspension to a much smoother, tighter and controlled set up. These springs are better IMO than Tein etc for UK roads.
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