Eibach vs H and R, mistake?
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Eibach vs H and R, mistake?
Supposed to be dropping my car off to get lowered this weekend. I bought eibachs and now wondering if it's going to be low enough for my liking... I obsessively read every post about lowering springs and realize that most went with eibach , now wondering if i made a mistake ? maybe I should have went with H and R, seems like that drop is noticeably different...I just don't want to do eibach and be dissapointed that it's barely noticeable, should I plow forward or return for H and R? I would rather sacrifice a bit of ride height than ride quality if that helps, thanks for your input.
PS it's a 997.2 c4s with PASM
PS it's a 997.2 c4s with PASM
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Supposed to be dropping my car off to get lowered this weekend. I bought eibachs and now wondering if it's going to be low enough for my liking... I obsessively read every post about lowering springs and realize that most went with eibach , now wondering if i made a mistake ? maybe I should have went with H and R, seems like that drop is noticeably different...I just don't want to do eibach and be dissapointed that it's barely noticeable, should I plow forward or return for H and R? I would rather sacrifice a bit of ride height than ride quality if that helps, thanks for your input.
PS it's a 997.2 c4s with PASM
PS it's a 997.2 c4s with PASM
#7
I just went with H&R as well and it put a smile on my face.... I will say that it is low for just being springs. I don't daily drive the car and it does take some navigating through speed bumps/humps and steep entryways/exits, but I could easily daily drive it if need be.
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#8
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Can't go wrong with either.. if you have had other cars low, go h&r. If this is your first rodeo, go eibach.
With any car, Eibach is always the more conservative route.
The look is subjective but both are significantly better than OEM.
With any car, Eibach is always the more conservative route.
The look is subjective but both are significantly better than OEM.
#10
Drifting
The H&R's drop another 1/4 to 1/2" compared to the Eibachs depending on who you listen to
#12
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I have H&R and it is the perfect drop. I would definitely go with H&R.