CamsPorsche

Hi All,

I've decided to throw on Eibach springs to reduce the known wheel gap these base Carrera 4's tend to have. On a previous 06 997 Carrera I had in Dubai I ran H&R springs and felt the drop was way too low. Eibachs are the perfect stance in my opinion. Here are the before and after shots:

BEFORE:





AFTER:

Schpee007

Looks real nice, Cam. What was the drop? About an inch?

CamsPorsche

Eibach claims 0.8 to 1.0 inch drop.

Chrono

PUUURFECT! How's the ride difference? Cost and source?

CamsPorsche

Ride is about the same or nearly close to stock.

I had an all in price of $873 including pro-kit springs, install, and taxes (here in Toronto Canada)

BrakingBad

That looks right. My car came with H&R springs installed and I do find them to be a little too low for my liking. Perhaps I will switch.

myw

I need to see (+drive) this baddie in person !!

awrryan

Looks amazing! I also think H&R is too low. For comfort and looks on OEM struts.

PhilD

Looks great lowered and those hyper silver rims really go well with the blue

Farfelc2s

Do you know the part # used on your C4? w PASM?

Banilej0

Looks great!

Farfelc2s - Eibach.com has an application guide to get the part number.

Farfelc2s

Got a part #,7222-140,saying specifically for C4, but no mention of PASM like they do for C2.

CamsPorsche

Eibach 7222.140 is for both the C4 and C4S...my car doesn't have PASM but I don't think it matters.

Cam

wheeler

Looks good man!

So, would it be lower on a PASM car?

Austex911

I installed the Eibach springs on my car about two years ago. Rides great. You can expect the car to settle about another 1/4 inch in a couple of weeks. I think that that the total drop ended up being about 1 inch in the front and 1.2 inches in the rear. I have the same wheels too! Avant Garde.