Pic request...Wagons with Eibachs.....
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Want to lower my96 wagon and everyone seems to recommend Eibachs , But also heard lots of people sayin dont lower enough . Any body got pics to help me decide ? Or any other makes but nothin harsh as want to keep a bit of comfort.....( Well just to keep the missus happy anyway
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Originally Posted by Scooby-D4ve
Want to lower my96 wagon and everyone seems to recommend Eibachs , But also heard lots of people sayin dont lower enough . Any body got pics to help me decide ? Or any other makes but nothin harsh as want to keep a bit of comfort.....( Well just to keep the missus happy anyway
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I have Eibachs fitted to mine.
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Originally Posted by MDBinaWagon
I have Eibachs fitted to mine.
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ian
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Originally Posted by trails
do you ever have any problems with the thing bottoming out when loaded (4 up), cause my MY00 always seems to sit with its bonnet in the air on std springs with two people in the back...
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I had 5 people in it on Saturday, and didn't have any problems, then again, most of the weight's in the driver's seat
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Originally Posted by MDBinaWagon
I had 5 people in it on Saturday, and didn't have any problems, then again, most of the weight's in the driver's seat
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what about ride harshness and body roll, much difference with them?
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ian
ps looks like you have lost around 15-20mm is that about right?
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Here is another Spring option for you
H&R Springs....
Check this threads out
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ighlight=grant
Also have a look through Carl's web site he has run both Eibach and H&R
http://www.******.co.uk/scooby/index.php
http://www.******.co.uk/scooby/diary_entry.php?id=13
You can price them up here...
http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/
I also know another member that has run them for a year and talks very highly of them, he is on 17" and has had no problems, even with a full car.
I have a set on order as I have been in the same mind set as you but I have decided to give them a go.
Simon
H&R Springs....
Check this threads out
http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthrea...ighlight=grant
Also have a look through Carl's web site he has run both Eibach and H&R
http://www.******.co.uk/scooby/index.php
http://www.******.co.uk/scooby/diary_entry.php?id=13
You can price them up here...
http://www.motorsportworld.co.uk/
I also know another member that has run them for a year and talks very highly of them, he is on 17" and has had no problems, even with a full car.
I have a set on order as I have been in the same mind set as you but I have decided to give them a go.
Simon
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Originally Posted by trails
lol, i'm a short ar$e so thats not an issue for me
What about heavy loads...hanging over the rear axle in the boot and what-not?
what about ride harshness and body roll, much difference with them?
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ian
ps looks like you have lost around 15-20mm is that about right?
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what about ride harshness and body roll, much difference with them?
cheers,
ian
ps looks like you have lost around 15-20mm is that about right?
I've not had any heavy loads in the boot.
The ride's firmer, but not harsh, and body-roll's been noticably reduced, but I did have the rear arb links replaced with metal ones when I had the springs done.
I couldn't give a measurement for ride height change as I have no before measurement.
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