Eibach Springs

3ple2s · Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 1:19 pm Post subject: Eibach Springs

hi guys..

has anybody ever used or planning to use eibach springs on their FD's??

any comment on these springs?

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decavalera · Super ACE Joined: 19 Oct 2006 Posts: 3247

3ple2s wrote:

hi guys..

has anybody ever used or planning to use eibach springs on their FD's??

any comment on these springs?

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thanks..

I'm with Eibach Pro Kit Spring with stock absorber. If i'm not mistaken, bro Modulus also the same. The 1st sport spring that i ever used so cannot compare with others. Never regret buying it. Improve your handling. It'll lower your FD about 1 finger from stock height.

The bumpiness is tolerable for me, even my wife which is pregnant also didn't complain about it. Only need to be more aware if you got the front skirt Wink

3ple2s · Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2007 2:21 pm Post subject: Re: Eibach Springs

decavalera wrote:

It'll lower your FD about 1 finger from stock height.

only abt 1 finger eh?? i was thinking on something lower than that.. anyway, thanks.. did u installed it at gc??

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decavalera · Super ACE Joined: 19 Oct 2006 Posts: 3247

3ple2s wrote:

only abt 1 finger eh?? i was thinking on something lower than that.. anyway, thanks.. did u installed it at gc??

Nope. Think GC didn't do the installment cuz when wanna installed mine last time, Ah Bee asked me to go to his neighbour shop

digitheatre · Veteran Joined: 17 Mar 2007 Posts: 512

3ple2s wrote:

only abt 1 finger eh?? i was thinking on something lower than that.. anyway, thanks.. did u installed it at gc??

u want lower aa? go for tein stech spring.. good if u don't plan to put any bodykit.. i'm using it.. drop it like its hot!! Laughing

hotel kilo · ACE Joined: 29 Sep 2006 Posts: 2107 Location: Klang Valley

3ple2s wrote:

decavalera wrote:

It'll lower your FD about 1 finger from stock height.

only abt 1 finger eh?? i was thinking on something lower than that.. anyway, thanks.. did u installed it at gc??

For extreme lowering in the Eibach range I think need to go for Sportline range but u need to checkthe webiste if got application for FD2.

decavalera · Super ACE Joined: 19 Oct 2006 Posts: 3247

digitheatre wrote:

3ple2s wrote:

only abt 1 finger eh?? i was thinking on something lower than that.. anyway, thanks.. did u installed it at gc??

u want lower aa? go for tein stech spring.. good if u don't plan to put any bodykit.. i'm using it.. drop it like its hot!! Laughing

Plus 18" rim. You can always refer to bro qier ride's thread as a sample. It's hot man, if only can put BK Huh?

3ple2s · Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2007 10:09 am Post subject: Re: Eibach Springs

digitheatre wrote:

3ple2s wrote:

only abt 1 finger eh?? i was thinking on something lower than that.. anyway, thanks.. did u installed it at gc??

u want lower aa? go for tein stech spring.. good if u don't plan to put any bodykit.. i'm using it.. drop it like its hot!! Laughing

i'm using 17" rite now n planning to installed bk.. i've seen bro deca's ride with eibach spring.. look low enough for me.. plus, i will installed bk, sooner or later.. sure look ganas!! Twisted Evil

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Modulus · Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 10:16 am Post subject:

Clarification, qier's 18" on TEIN S.Tech. I used both TEIN and Eibach, so I would definately say tht Eibach is the way to go. Cause it has setup for 1.8 to 2.0

I doubt Eibach Sportline has it for FD yet...

3ple2s · Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 12:46 pm Post subject:

Modulus wrote:

Clarification, qier's 18" on TEIN S.Tech. I used both TEIN and Eibach, so I would definately say tht Eibach is the way to go. Cause it has setup for 1.8 to 2.0

I doubt Eibach Sportline has it for FD yet...

so, are u using Eibach rite now on ur FD??

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Modulus · Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 1:28 pm Post subject:

3ple2s wrote:

Modulus wrote:

I doubt Eibach Sportline has it for FD yet...

so, are u using Eibach rite now on ur FD??

Double checked Eibach Sportline do have it for Civic, but not sure it's for FD.

Yes. I'm using Eibach Pro Kit as we speak.

hotel kilo · ACE Joined: 29 Sep 2006 Posts: 2107 Location: Klang Valley

Modulus wrote:

3ple2s wrote:

Modulus wrote:

I doubt Eibach Sportline has it for FD yet...

so, are u using Eibach rite now on ur FD??

Double checked Eibach Sportline do have it for Civic, but not sure it's for FD.

Yes. I'm using Eibach Pro Kit as we speak.

Thanks Mod for checking. A warning on the use of the sportlines...lowering will be aound 2 inches (min) and you won't pull off using the stock absorbers.

Modulus · Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 5:44 am Post subject:

Guys, you all better talk bro hk advise seriously. Eibach Sportline is for the extremist...

3ple2s · Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2007 8:21 am Post subject:

hmm.. i was thinking of using Eibach Pro Kit..

did a survey in my hometown, kuantan last weekend.. Eibach Pro Kit + installation = RM 950 but they advise me to do it in Sunway (M1 shop, might be cheaper).. is M1 familiar with anyone here?

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digitheatre · Veteran Joined: 17 Mar 2007 Posts: 512

I think he is refering to N1 racing