Oem spec springs ?

[craigy2703]

Got a broken front spring and knackered shock on my 172 ph2 I've got some reasonably priced genuine shocks but springs are silly money from renault I'm not intrested in lowering the car anyone know of a good quality alternative ? Cheers

 

[Sunglasses_Ron]

Cooksports. They do lower the car but they are top quality springs.

 

[Djw John]

Eibach pros lower it 10mm max, barely noticeable and give a great ride, not in the least bit crashy

 

[Goodj]

I'm not intrested in lowering the car

Cooksports. They do lower the car

Eibach pros lower it 10mm

Try again gents.

I went to Renault for replacement springs on my old 172 when I had it. Weren't cheap, but you only need 2 fitted.

 

[Djw John]

If you notice 10mm on pros you're doing well. Best alternative to standard if you still want it to look standard but don't want to pay for Renault ones

 

[GrahamS]

Pro-kit lowers 30mm. Believe cup pack is 20mm lower or something so only lowers 10mm on those cars. Would be full 30mm on the OP's car. They are black though which looks OEM; part of the reason I purchased them.

Pro-Kit (E10-75-001-02-22)
£172.00 (inc. VAT)
More Info

Lowering Front: 30 mm
Lowering Rear: 30 mm
Axel-Load Front: 860.0
Axel-Load Rear: 785.0










As said though the ride is really very nice and by far the nicest springs I've had out of, unbranded red, standard cup springs, eibach sport lines and now these pro-kit.

Height on prokit

If the OP doesn't want to lower I'd be heading straight to ECP for a £20 spring.

 

[craigy2703]

Are the Ecp springs a good fit I've fitted some to a fiesta and had to double check as they didn't really fit well thanks for info pro kit seems a good alternative/sacrifice

 

[GrahamS]

fitted on on my dci last year and it's given me no problems and still in good condition