Lowering on Eibach
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Lowering on Eibach
Dropped car off in garage this morning to have lowering springs fitted, excited to see the end result, will post pics up this afternoon once I have collected my motor
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Originally Posted by ashdelsol7,Feb 1 2011, 02:29 AM
interested in how it compares to oem......
looking at maybe getting a slight drop myself but unsure if i should tinker with mr hondas settings?!
looking at maybe getting a slight drop myself but unsure if i should tinker with mr hondas settings?!
I probably won't even notice a difference in handling, it's hard to even get out of 3rd gear some mornings to work!
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Originally Posted by jonybravo78,Feb 1 2011, 02:59 AM
It's only a 30mm drop, so not deviating massively from the OEM set up. I'm aware OEM set up shouldn't be messed with, but I don't do track days and my car is used for daily driving only.
I probably won't even notice a difference in handling, it's hard to even get out of 3rd gear some mornings to work!
I probably won't even notice a difference in handling, it's hard to even get out of 3rd gear some mornings to work!
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Just picked the car up from the garage, excuse how dirty the car is, god knows how they got it so messy.
Pictures are below - it isn't as low as i was expecting it would be, I've heard some people say it needs to settle over time. But it's got rid of enough arch gap for me to be happy with it, and no rubbing either which is good.
Pictures are below - it isn't as low as i was expecting it would be, I've heard some people say it needs to settle over time. But it's got rid of enough arch gap for me to be happy with it, and no rubbing either which is good.