When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
Yes. He used oem coupe rear springs only. The fronts are still eibach, not front oem coupe springs. I'm not sure how the oem coupe springs would be. The coupe does have gap too. Someone should try this
Yes. He used oem coupe rear springs only. The fronts are still eibach, not front oem coupe springs. I'm not sure how the oem coupe springs would be. The coupe does have gap too. Someone should try this
I just picked up OEM Springs from the S type. I am alittle hesitant to install the fronts.
Has anyone tried this yet? Otherwise I am going to purchase Eibach Pro for front.
Is there anything I need to do other then get re-alignment?
How is the ride with Rear passengers any rubbing with this setup?
I just picked up OEM Springs from the S type. I am alittle hesitant to install the fronts.
Has anyone tried this yet? Otherwise I am going to purchase Eibach Pro for front.
Is there anything I need to do other then get re-alignment?
How is the ride with Rear passengers any rubbing with this setup?
You would just need to get a re-alignment after install, then likely again after 2 weeks after they settle. The Eibach coupe springs will drop the front 2 inches with the stock wheels/tires. No rubbing on the front. The coupe rear springs also should have no rubbing.
Definitely do some measurements after you get it done if you do the coupe springs front and rear.
Likely a newbie question but how does it handle LA's streets? Seems like it should do fine but since my last vehicle was a truck, I'm particularly sensitive about how my new baby is going to do as my driving style adjusts.
I was told that Eibach only sells a set of all 4 springs (front and back), so I didn't pull the trigger on Eibachs. Is this correct? Is there anyone who would sell only the front pair?
02-08-2011, 09:31 AM
