New Eibach Sportline 50/40mm Kit

[sevengti]

It is not listed in the official Eibach catalogue yet, but available since 1 or 2 months here in germany.
The Eibach Sportline Kit( red ) spring set is approx 10-15mm lower at the front and 5-10mm lower at the rear compared to the Eibach Prokit (black) . This means that for the GTI  with the works sport lowering (approx 15mm), the additional lowering is approx 35mm/ 25mm.
For all Golf 7 are 4 diff. part no. available, but for the GTI it is always part no E21-85-41-23. They are also listed at ebay.de at several dealers. Some pictures which I have received fro Eibach , after their testride :
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[sevengti]

sorry I am too stupid to insert the picture, so here is an link to the german motortalk forum with the pictures
http://www.motor-talk.de/forum/eibach-sportline-tieferlegungsfedern-50-40mm-fuer-vw-golf-7-inkl-gti-t4815938.html

[Gnasher]

I only posted on their facebook page a few days ago that it might be a good idea to develop one!!

I'm all over that (in a year when I get back to the UK) as the roads in Cyprus are so bad!

[Ross Detours]

Thanks for this info, I was considering the VW Racing springs when I get mine but these look just a bit lower which is exactly what I was after!  VW Racing springs keep your warranty though... I imagine these wont!

[sevengti]

[sevengti]

here with 8,5x19 BBS and Eibach Sportline Springs:

[scoobyc]

Saw the advert for those above on ebay yesterday, with the bbs wheels against TR, looked very nice imho.

[MajorKhan]

Hi Guys,

looking to lower my GTD, but not by much as have Horrendous speed bumps and pot holes and very high pavements. Can you please make a suggestion?

[Ross Detours]

The obvious choice would be not to lower it! But we all know that common sense can never prevail when it comes to cars and mods  I would suggest Eibach Prolines - they're not as low as Sportlines.

[MajorKhan]

Yes I had a day off when common sense was being dished out.....thankyou I was thinking Eibach