LOW Springs?
#2
I am getting my Eibach springs put on tomorrow. I just want to get rid of that wheel well gap so spending $250 for springs is more reasonable for me than spending $2,000. I am not going to race it, so no reason for coil overs for me. So, really depends on what you want to spend and why you want them. Good luck, either way they both provide a great lowered look and better performance.
#6
I am getting my Eibach springs put on tomorrow. I just want to get rid of that wheel well gap so spending $250 for springs is more reasonable for me than spending $2,000. I am not going to race it, so no reason for coil overs for me. So, really depends on what you want to spend and why you want them. Good luck, either way they both provide a great lowered look and better performance.
#7
Don't like them. The front is a half inch higher than the back, I am getting them removed and going with H&R or coilovers. The only solution Eibach came up with was to give me a new set of rear springs that would raise it an inch and that wasn't acceptable to me.
#8
if u live in florida you should have no worries on brand. Anything that catches your eye. I run tein ss coilovers with koni sport shocks in the rear. Rides very smooth. Almost comparable to stock. Though i did have to get my front fenders rolled remove the top screw and get a thinner tire so i wouldnt rub. And thats cuz im not too low either. Just a warning of what u will be looking at once u go low.
#9
My left front is 1.5 inches lower than the right. Shocks seem to be fine. It's an all stock 2001 A6 2.7T. Any ideas? I'm not familiar with Audi stock suspension, is it gas struts or adjustable hydraulic? I see what looks like a level switch but I think it's for self adjusting headlights. Any help would be appreciated.
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