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eibach springs £145 or would you get weitec sport F or £130

Eibach Pro Kit 30mm drop
9 (81.8%)
Weitec Sport F 25mm drop
2 (18.2%)

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Offline bricey

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Re: what springs for the money
« Reply #10 on: 31 December 2011, 18:54 »
eibachs it is
thought of putting full oem r32 set with socks on but cant see there being much of a difference
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Re: what springs for the money
« Reply #11 on: 31 December 2011, 19:27 »
Quote from: bricey on 31 December 2011, 18:54
eibachs it is
thought of putting full oem r32 set with socks on but cant see there being much of a difference
did the r32 have socks then bricey  :grin: u started drinkin early :wink:
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Re: what springs for the money
« Reply #12 on: 31 December 2011, 23:16 »
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Re: what springs for the money
« Reply #13 on: 01 January 2012, 16:11 »
I think I read somewhere R32 shocks/springs are about 25mm lower than the standard set up...maybe worth it?

I'v seen complete R32 suspension set ups selling for about £200...
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Offline thai-wronghorse

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Re: what springs for the money
« Reply #14 on: 03 January 2012, 13:21 »
Having run both the Eibach and Weitec springs on my mk3 I would recommend the Eibachs. The Weitecs handled very well and had slightly less body roll but were a touch stiff for my personal needs on a daily basis hence the change to the Eibach Sportlines.
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