Ebaich sportlines or KTR 60mm springs?

[Will.]

Which will give the best handling? I want lower than my current sportlines but dont want to comprimise (sp) the handling of them.

 

[.Ben.]

I only have experience of Sportlines and Apex 40mm.

The Apex were HARD and UNREFINED.

The Eibachs are a much better, higher quality product.

 

[Will.]

Hmmm might just stick with the sportlines then. I want lower but cant afford coilys but dont want to loose my amazin handling

 

[Beef-Mc]

I liked my Eibach's, seemed pretty good tbh.

 

[Riley!]

if your just after looks and say you cant afford coilovers have you seen the raceland one's for £160

 

[Will.]

Arent they just for 1*2s?

 

[Riley!]

didnt know it wasnt for a 172. Havn't looked to see if they do them for other clios tbh

 

[The Boosh!]

Wouldn't go near any 60mm springs mate. Ruined my old 1.2.

 

[Will.]

I might have a look when i get home.

Boosh: what did they do?

 

[the_prophet]

at a guess i'd say he probably means there too much for the dampers, and it just gets bouncy as fook and the ride / handling would be crap.

 

[danjf]

Wouldn't go near any 60mm springs mate. Ruined my old 1.2.

in what way mate?im looking at lowering mine 60mm

p.s sorry to gate crash the topic!!

 

[The Boosh!]

I would only go 60mm if you got the shortned shocks to go with them. I lowered mine on 60mm springs and the handline was all over the place and the ride was disgraceful. Not to mention that it decreases the life of your shocks as they are put under more strain. coming from that to coilovers on my 182, the ride is ALOT better on the coils, and im running lower than my 1.2 was. Id stick with your sportlines dude. If you want lower get some vmaxx coilovers. IMO ofc

 

[Will.]

Coilovers cost to much as i will only be having the car for the next 9 months. Will jist stick with the sportlines for now unless those raceland coilys in the other thread become available for non sports and people say they are good