reillyf1
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I just bought a 2011 exeo I have new wheels picked out for it but I feel it will sit to high, it is a comfortable car and I'm wondering how much comfort I will loose if I do.lower it. Thx guys 
Good point as some Sport models are already on lowered suspension as a factory option.
My Sport on the stock 18s has minimal clearance between tyre and arch already.
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Magic3073
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Hi
Iv also got a sport nice ride considering the bigger wheels and lower suspension. You do feel it tho if the road is a little rough.
Iv also got a sport nice ride considering the bigger wheels and lower suspension. You do feel it tho if the road is a little rough.
reillyf1
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haven't actually tried these... but SEAT sell springs which are a 40mm drop not sure what the quality is like. but if interested the part numbers are...
3R0071605A - Front Springs
3R0071606 - Rear Springs
the catalogue i have however say they are £219 per set so total £438 for a full set!
this price hopefully has changed since 2010 tho!
3R0071605A - Front Springs
3R0071606 - Rear Springs
the catalogue i have however say they are £219 per set so total £438 for a full set!
this price hopefully has changed since 2010 tho!
haven't actually tried these... but SEAT sell springs which are a 40mm drop not sure what the quality is like. but if interested the part numbers are...
3R0071605A - Front Springs
3R0071606 - Rear Springs
the catalogue i have however say they are £219 per set so total £438 for a full set!
Think the springs sold by Seat are Eibach springs.
The Eibach springs are sold in sets of 4 springs.
For Eibach catalog see here: link
The Pro-Kit which I have will lower the front 30-35mm and rear 25-30mm.
I got the official seat lowering springs (20mm all round) fitted 2 weeks ago (it was a toss up between them and the pro-kit) but as i have a 2 year warrenty i vouched for the official springs.
Ride comfort was not affected at all. and im told the pro-kit is very similar.
Ride comfort was not affected at all. and im told the pro-kit is very similar.
Hmm maybe yours are what my exeo catalogue state? In my catalogue the springs they have quote a drop of 40mm front 30mm rear on the 2.0cr tdi models?
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k3gsxr
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Hi, I'm putting H&R on my Exeo this weekend, has anyone had trouble with the camber after lowering they're car?
Whammy, did your exeo have standard springs on it beforehand? any pictures
im unsure if the 20mm springs are intended to make the sport model even lower or if they are for people like myself with the cr model, to then make it the same as the sport model??
ive put 18's on mine today and the gap is already making me not want to even look at the car. so I have opted for the 20mm springs as I would like to keep the comfort level reasonable, is this the same as you did
im unsure if the 20mm springs are intended to make the sport model even lower or if they are for people like myself with the cr model, to then make it the same as the sport model??
ive put 18's on mine today and the gap is already making me not want to even look at the car. so I have opted for the 20mm springs as I would like to keep the comfort level reasonable, is this the same as you did
I have a TSI sport but for some reason it had comfort springs on it (wasnt a deal breaker for me as the car is just too rare to pass up because of springs) so I purchases the 20mm springs from that website (they are the official seat sport lowering springs made by eibach) the ride height sits very well and I certainly wouldnt want it lower (the pro kit from eibach lowers the front an extra 10mm). Comfort levels are excellent. I dont have pics but can get 1 if you really wish.
Picture would be great whammy as it will let me see what my car will look like as I was wondering if the 20 mm was going to be enuff. Do you have 18's on
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