Eibach pro kit VS. H&R
01-05-10, 01:48 AM
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Eibach pro kit VS. H&R
well im facing a dilemma as to which srpings to buy for my car. I recently bought linea corse lemans which are 19x8.5 and 19x10 the offsets are somewhere in the 40s. I would like to have your guys input on which set of springs would be better for me. Im looking for a nice low drop without too much rubbing. Comfort is also an important factor as well as durability. Any help is appreciated, thanks
01-05-10, 02:25 AM
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eyy man i seen your car around. what size are your tires? cause the series that come in a package with those wheels are pretty chunky. Eibach pro for the is350 gives a good drop and from what i heard they are comfortable. H&Rs give a good drop also but i dont know about comfort.
Go Eibach.
Go Eibach.
01-05-10, 10:50 AM
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If comfort is a priority, then the Eibach 350's are a good choice. I've had them on my IS350 since May of with 19" wheels/Toyo T1R tires, comfort is reasonably good.
01-05-10, 11:32 AM
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^^ your on 18" rims tho he's on 19 :P
the only difference between Eibach IS250(not 350, eibach 350 springs don't drop as much) springs and H&R springs is the drop in the rear,
H&R 1.4 front 1.3 rear
Eibach is250 - 1.4 front 1.0 rear.
depending on your offsets i'd go w/ the eibachs if you where running something more aggressive in the rear and didn't wanna rub, but i don't think you have a very aggressive fitament in the rear so you should be able to run the H&R. also i love my H&R's the ride quality is fine, a tad rougher than stock. i have no idea if/how much you'd rub either, i don't know much about offsets
the only difference between Eibach IS250(not 350, eibach 350 springs don't drop as much) springs and H&R springs is the drop in the rear,
H&R 1.4 front 1.3 rear
Eibach is250 - 1.4 front 1.0 rear.
depending on your offsets i'd go w/ the eibachs if you where running something more aggressive in the rear and didn't wanna rub, but i don't think you have a very aggressive fitament in the rear so you should be able to run the H&R. also i love my H&R's the ride quality is fine, a tad rougher than stock. i have no idea if/how much you'd rub either, i don't know much about offsets
Last edited by xuningshen; 01-05-10 at 11:35 AM.
01-05-10, 02:32 PM
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Eibach 250 should be good for you on 19". I have H&R on 18" and I rub with a full car. Comfort wise it will be stiffer, but less bouncy. My mom preferred the ride of H&R after I changed it, and she didn't know I did, she just thought that the suspension settled. haha
Eibach 250 or 350 if you're worried about rubbing, H&R if you want that sexy aggressive look.
Eibach 250 or 350 if you're worried about rubbing, H&R if you want that sexy aggressive look.
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