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Eibach Sportline Appreciation thread (182's)

For the price of sportlines try them, they always sell on easy enough if you want to go lower. And the ride quality it amazing compared to other lowering springs
 
I've just binned the sportlines that the previous owner fitted to my 172 cup and refitted the original springs. As far as I'm able to ascertain the steering response is better and the handling is less crashy. I also found the rear to be a bit flighty with the sportline setup and more prone to skipping on poor road surfaces when cornering hard.

Granted, the roads are abysmal in rural Oxfordshire so I was expecting it to feel nicer but not by this much.
 
Mine on sportlines and 15 inch oz f1s

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what do sporlines lower by i have seen a few web sites and they say diffrent heights so can someone confirm the height please
 
Sorry for thread bump,

i fit a set of sportlines to my 172 a while ago and it still doesn't sit any lower than a standard 172 :S

its on the standard 16" wheels and when parked up next to a standard 172, they're the same height

I made sure that they were fitted correctly too

it's made a decent improvement on the handling like they're ment to but I don't think it's lowered it at all
anyone else had a problem?
 
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