Eibach sportlines fitted, finally!!

[MikeyK18]

i finally got the suspension i was after (my rear shocks were shagged) so i got it fitted last night and it feels so good to have handling back!!

from this:-

to this:-

sitting nice already and they have only been in one night lol, well chuffed

comments welcome

 

[clio_luke]

i may be getting a set of these soon or prolines, im undecided at what to get. i have apex atm, they sit at a lovely height but its a very stiff/bumpy ride.
they look good

 

[MikeyK18]

tbqh i was really surprised how comfortable the sportline springs are, woul def recommend!!

 

[V9 GSW]

Sportlines on mine, do the job.

 

[clio_luke]

keep this thread updated with how they look in a couple of weeks and how they feel... unless someone can post a pic up of there's on 'worn in' spotrlines.
very interested in a set in the near future

 

[MikeyK18]

no probs bud will do

 

[clio_luke]

cheers

 

[Merk]

Sportlines on my Ph1 as well, love them.

 

[DebV6]

Looks good, loved my car once I fitted them on mine!

 

[col182]

lovely

 

[leeds_182]

Good one. Im thinking of going down the sportline route myself.

 

[Meek_racing]

Sorry to nosey in on this thread. I'm looking at getting the sportline's, what sort of cost implications would i need to consider for new shocks? My OE ones are almost on 46K, is this a good point to change them or a few miles left in them already? (my daily work drive is quite bumpy)

 

[Tigger]

Oh good man Mikey, your mods are commin along well I see

 

[planetx]

since having my sportlines fitted I have hardly noticed any difference over what I had on before....TBH (cup springs).

Cost wise mine were from Halfords £159...fitment was free courtesy of Graham.

 

[MikeyK18]

i got mine from venom motorsport for £135 delivered, was well chuffed

 

[GarethM]

Sorry to nosey in on this thread. I'm looking at getting the sportline's, what sort of cost implications would i need to consider for new shocks? My OE ones are almost on 46K, is this a good point to change them or a few miles left in them already? (my daily work drive is quite bumpy)

new shocks are about £50 each + VAT from Renault iirc.

then springs £130ish

 

[R20 CWH]

good transformation matey, sportlines are good. I had pro's but sports a bit lower

 

[CHRISK172+]

Sorry to nosey in on this thread. I'm looking at getting the sportline's, what sort of cost implications would i need to consider for new shocks? My OE ones are almost on 46K, is this a good point to change them or a few miles left in them already? (my daily work drive is quite bumpy)

Sportsline will run fine on your OEM shocks. If there getting a little tired, then it's a perfect time to change if your fitting sportslines. If not, don't change em for the sake of it, save some money for decent shocks later down the line, say, Koni yellows for example.