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Re:Re:Re:Eibach 25mm pro lift springs
25 Sep 2020 18:27 - 25 Sep 2020 18:29 #228553
by Quasi
Replied by Quasi on topic Eibach 25mm pro lift springs
It just took me 5 minutes to find the spring spec, on the TUV certificate by looking at Eibach's website
www.eibach.de/en/fahrwerk/performance-tu...-performance-springs
and ending up with this...
media.carparts-cat.com/pdf/Einbau/192545/112/E3080003.PDF
media.carparts-cat.com/pdf/Einbau/192545/112/E3080003.PDF
Last edit: 25 Sep 2020 18:29 by Quasi. Reason: added spec to make lie easy
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26 Sep 2020 06:42 #228559
by Lambert
Temeraire (2018 quasar grey automatic)
One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic Eibach 25mm pro lift springs
Ok thanks. That's what I feared. They are using a thicker wire instead of a longer free length. That's fine for either a heavier truck or a firmer on road ride but it does nothing for articulation. If they were offering a longer free length with the standard wire diameter and an extra half coil etc that'd make sense for an off road capable vehicle. Couple with something like a trailmaster or AVO damper and winner winner chicken dinner.
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26 Sep 2020 06:50 #228560
by Lambert
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One of the last 200ish of the gen3s, probably.
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Replied by Lambert on topic Eibach 25mm pro lift springs
Also why not openly publish that information on the sales page linked by the product finder, why hide it in the depths of the tuv certification? OK it took you 5 minutes to find it but to me it's just another reason to not buy.
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26 Sep 2020 09:26 #228563
by sniper
Replied by sniper on topic Eibach 25mm pro lift springs
I don't think you would choose Eibach if off road performance was a priority, they are definitely road biased and 30mm isn't really much of a lift target. Thats why I run 15mm seats... Having said that, I do off road them and they perform without fault.
Wire diameter, free length and coil numbers are all pretty much irrelevant to the end user. Stance and performance are the benchmarks by which the vast majority of users will judge them.
The car sat higher, the car cornered better and it handled the off roading I do without complaint. What the specs say had no impact at all....
The Eibach name and +30mm were enough information for me to buy.... each to their own I suppose.....
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Wire diameter, free length and coil numbers are all pretty much irrelevant to the end user. Stance and performance are the benchmarks by which the vast majority of users will judge them.
The car sat higher, the car cornered better and it handled the off roading I do without complaint. What the specs say had no impact at all....
The Eibach name and +30mm were enough information for me to buy.... each to their own I suppose.....
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11 Dec 2020 19:50 #230853
by Jamin
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Hi all,
I'm fitting the Eibach springs on Monday. Will report back.
I'm fitting the Eibach springs on Monday. Will report back.
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02 Jan 2021 12:33 #231425
by DavidWalsh
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Hey Jamin, just wondering how thees springs worked out for you?
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