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Peskarik

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Eibach Sportline Springs
« on: 12 October 2008, 12:19 »
Anyone tried those?
How hard are they?

Looking into Eibach Sport-System-Plus, which includes Pro-Dampers, sportline springs, and anti-roll kit.

Thanks in advance!

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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #1 on: 12 October 2008, 12:39 »
I used this set-up on my first regular GTi, not to harsh, ride batter than standard, really sharpens things up, I had an issue with rear ride height which I believe has been rectified. But for the money its a pretty good set-up IMO
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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #2 on: 12 October 2008, 12:50 »
I used this set-up on my first regular GTi, not to harsh, ride batter than standard, really sharpens things up, I had an issue with rear ride height which I believe has been rectified. But for the money its a pretty good set-up IMO

Thanks for info!
Now will have to find out if I can order the package here in Switzerland, and how much it costs. Things are pretty cheap over there in Britain, not like here.  :sad:

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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #3 on: 12 October 2008, 12:54 »
have you looked into the FSD/H&R combo that neg runs?
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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #4 on: 12 October 2008, 12:55 »
Is the ride more harsh than standard ?

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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #5 on: 12 October 2008, 18:44 »
have you looked into the FSD/H&R combo that neg runs?
No, I haven't. FSD does not lower much. I want 30-35mm. Plus, it is easier to order the whole Eibach package and have it installed.

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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #6 on: 12 October 2008, 19:39 »
I've just had the Eibach 'sportline' springs fitted and Im really pleased with them as the car has only lost a fraction of it's original ride comfort (if you can call it comfort!  :grin:).

Only probs so far is something is catching when I go over speed bumps, but Im getting this looked into next week.

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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #7 on: 12 October 2008, 19:42 »
Is the ride more harsh than standard ?

No if anythings its better, more controlled over the bumps

I've just had the Eibach 'sportline' springs fitted and Im really pleased with them as the car has only lost a fraction of it's original ride comfort (if you can call it comfort!  :grin:).

Only probs so far is something is catching when I go over speed bumps, but Im getting this looked into next week.

Is it catching at the front, if so its probably the arch liner
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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #8 on: 12 October 2008, 20:00 »
Is the ride more harsh than standard ?

No if anythings its better, more controlled over the bumps

I've just had the Eibach 'sportline' springs fitted and Im really pleased with them as the car has only lost a fraction of it's original ride comfort (if you can call it comfort!  :grin:).

Only probs so far is something is catching when I go over speed bumps, but Im getting this looked into next week.

Is it catching at the front, if so its probably the arch liner

It has a few times yeh but mainly a metal on road noise from the rear  :huh:

Have you got a fix for the front arches?

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Re: Eibach Sportline Springs
« Reply #9 on: 12 October 2008, 21:32 »
The front is a retaining bolt at the top of the arch, it sort of sticks out, if you run your hand round the arch you will find it. Remove the bolt/screw, tuck the liner behind the tab, maybe bend it up a bit and it will be fine.
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