Renaut approved lowering springs

[MissPeachie]

Im not sure whether this has been answered before but here is my question:
Does Renault make their own lowering springs or approve another manufacturer's springs?

I have a mk4 clio (2013 model) Dynamique MediaNav Tce 90 and it came with 4 years warranty. If I fit Eibach springs, it voids the warranty on the suspension and no doubt, if something else goes wrong with the car, they will say it's because I lowered it so it is void.

I know some car manufacturers have their own approved companies who supply lowering springs but wondered if Renault did too.

Anyone been in the same situation or know anything?

Thanks,
Leigh

 

[ilovewilly]

Cut them down with a grinder and if they ever check - play dumb and say they must have snapped.

Damn them potholes.

 

[DrR]

I've never heard of any car company that has approved lowering springs.

 

[George@RTR_Parts]

A few do it mate, Mazda do with Eibach springs

 

[Smiffyboy1990]

A few do it mate, Mazda do with Eibach springs

I'am sure Ford do with the Eibach's too.

 

[Beef-Mc]

However to answer the question, no Renault do not.

 

[Grandpa Joe]

All the Renault uprated stuff is from Eibach. Apart from Sachs dampers and optional Ohlins on the new Megane

 

[McGherkin]

It would only affect the suspension. Plus you could just keep your old springs if you're that worried.

 

[George@RTR_Parts]

Not sure if Renault do them for the OP's car, but as @Ph1 Tom says Renault use Eibach springs on some RenaultSport models

Aswel as other manufacturers like Mazda with the MX-5 for example and I'm sure others will @Smiffyboy1990 just to make my earlier post clearer

 

[marinemackay2003]

volvo use Eibach spring for there r design spec cars

maybe get in touch with Renault uk and ask them

 

[Poopensharten]

Fit any springs you like and if something fails, re fit the old ones. Theres really no need to complicate it?