eibach springs

[jpmad4it2]

is lowering 20mm front and 15mm back really noticable on a CUP ???

 

[telford_mike]

its noticable on anything. But you buy these springs for the handling. If you want a bigger drop get something else.

 

[RAY 187]

jpmad

did you manage to sort your car out regarding all the play in your steering when driving, sorry to go completely off the subject from your post. mines going crazy, i just done another post have a read.

 

[JJ172]

Fit Eibach Sportline springs if you want a bigger drop (30mm on a Mk2 172) - the ProKit drops a std Mk2 172 15mm front and 5mm rear, and your Cup is 3mm lower than a 172 already!

 

[jpmad4it2]

Quote: Originally posted by JJ172 on 15 October 2003

Fit Eibach Sportline springs if you want a bigger drop (30mm on a Mk2 172) - the ProKit drops a std Mk2 172 15mm front and 5mm rear, and your Cup is 3mm lower than a 172 already!

i was considering that, but 30mm all round would be too low at the rear.

 

[chris172]

Eibach Prokit springs with 17s

http://erc.qmuc.ac.uk/Cliosport/Gallery/Full/1065218136__PICT0058.jpg

 

[jpmad4it2]

yep thats what i want, nice!

 

[jpmad4it2]

but are these springs designed for the CUP?

 

[Rich-D]

Quote: Originally posted by jpmad4it2 on 15 October 2003

but are these springs designed for the CUP?

No, they are for a 172 but theyll fit...

 

[JJ172]

No, and theyre not even specific to the 172! Eibachs web site list them for 2002 on Clios (inc 172)

 

[jpmad4it2]

so they fit a cup? thats ok then. I have camber bolts anyway just incase the wheels need to be re-aligned.

 

[Rich-D]

Quote: Originally posted by jpmad4it2 on 15 October 2003


so they fit a cup? thats ok then.

Yeah, they fit...

 

[fcuk1_6]

Ive driven cars on all sort of springsi,Gmax,eibach etc but the eibachs on my rover 25 were the highest and most expensive but comfiest and best handeling,id go 4 them