Changing springs...
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I have just had Eibach springs fitted. They have lowered the car about 30mm, which looks pretty cool, without being too excessive. They certainly improve the handling. The car feels much more sure when cornering. They don't alter the overall ride of the car too much - it feels slightly harder, but no where near as much as I was expecting. For about £200 including fitting they are well worth it.
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i have a set of HR springs on my MY99.the car is lowered 50 mm.so, you must correct de shocks.
depending of the wheels you are fitting and its offset you could have problems with tires touching the fenders.
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to ferreira
depending of the wheels you are fitting and its offset you could have problems with tires touching the fenders.
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to ferreira
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Are the eibach springs ok to use on the STi models,I have a my96 and am thinking of fitting these with standard dampers but i dont want to comprimize the handling!!!!
And yes 17" alloys with 30mm lowered springs look the dogs b******ks
And yes 17" alloys with 30mm lowered springs look the dogs b******ks
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by DARREN:
<B>Are the eibach springs ok to use on the STi models[/quote]
Yes and the car feels great on these....
Matt.
<B>Are the eibach springs ok to use on the STi models[/quote]
Yes and the car feels great on these....
Matt.
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