Lucid

Thank you for the insightful knowledge and advice !

I am posting my experience for others thinking about a drop. it was a good discussion so I hope it helps someone else

IS-SV

I agree, the discussion is useful.

Makes me wonder if something is wrong with your installation. We did have a F-sport spring user here that complained of a harsh ride. He went back to the dealer that installed them and something was defective, if I remember it was a binding shock or something.

slowandlow

i live in michigan and the roades here are a mess. when i cut my coils my ride was smoth but when i went to air it was bone jaring on big bumps. i rode for 2 years on cut springs and had no problem.

IS-SV

The Eibach 250's are considerably lower than the Eibach 350 springs. Do you think they are significantly stiffer impacting ride quality?

nMeOnE

iTrader: (2)

i thought only ricers cut there springs... guess not...

IS-SV

No that's just a stereotype. I've seen AMG do it on certain Mercedes cars.

L-S-D

iTrader: (-1)

honestly... my tein s-techs felt BETTEr then the stockl isx50 sport pgk springs i had...
nice and soft when cruising normally.. but if u wanted to take a turn hard they stiffen up and provide nice support and not even bouncey at all... i recommend s-techs for ppl who dont wanna go the coilover route

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

i have the eibach 250's on my car and i love them, very similar to stock but improves handling, i was honestly expecting harsh, but i didnt get that
. u just gotta give some things up when lower a car. and if you slam dont complain about camber wear.

btw the drop is way better on 250 srpings compared to 350 springs!

IS-SV

I'm wondering if tire selection is impacting ride quality for some. I'm using Toyo T1R's with good results (19").

Mv350

iTrader: (23)

maybe, if they have a stiffer side walled tire on 19's that will definetly hurt ride quality

IS-SV

Yes along those lines, some brands/types of tires are more comfy that others.