whats the difference?

[And]

I want to lower my ph2 172 ff, but i want to know, what is the difference between Eibach pro sportlines and Eibach sportlines? chears.

 

[theduck]

prolines lower a renault sport about 15/20mm

sportlines lower about 30/35mm

 

[And]

After reading nearly 100 threads of the difference between pro and sport and not getting a clear answer about them, can some one tell me the difference? I just want a small drop as i do loads of town driving, but i dont want to kill the ride, I've also seen G-max springs at 25mm? can some one clear this up? chears.

 

[Peperami]

Prolines (black springs) will barely drop the car at all. Designed as a slightly stiffer handling spring.

Sportlines (pinky red springs) will lower around 20-30mm, firm up the handling, ride will still be good.

Id say you were after sportlines mate.

 

[And]

Thanks but have you ever come across Gmax springs?

 

[Peperami]

Had gmax on an old 1.2, ride is rock hard at best. Great for minimal bodyroll etc though.

No idea on the 172 derivatives.

 

[mattjk]

gmax are cheap and nasty

 

[And]

so sportline will drop about 30mm and not afect the ride to much?

 

[JON13S]

sportlines are great imo... slightly lower and still take on the speed bumps... when i got my car it was lowered on pikey pi/gmax and it was crashy havent looked back thats for sure

 

[And]

sportlines are great imo... slightly lower and still take on the speed bumps... when i got my car it was lowered on pikey pi/gmax and it was crashy havent looked back thats for sure

Chears for that.

 

[.GAZ.]

apex..

its cheers btw

 

[JON13S]

no probs.. theyve also been on for 15k miles and havent had a problem.. just got to watch the splitter when parking...

heard good and bad about apex but couldnt really give you a heads up