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glenryck

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Hi all I am looking at lowering my fr what's springs are best for about 30mm to 40mm drop and not to hard I don't want to make it any harder. I have looked at eibach pro kit and sport line but need advice before I buy thanks. :confused:
 
Eibach are easily the best, I had them on my megane 225 and they dropped the car nicely but didn't feel hardly anymore harder than standard.
 
Sportlines pefect ride hight imo :thumbup:
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Ride height

Do the sportlines lower 30mm front and rear or are they 30 front 50 rear if they are 30-50 will it upset the balance of the car with braking and acceleration. I like the pics put up on the thread are they 30-50 or 30-30 ready to order ASAP. Had a map done two weeks ago it goes like stink just need her to sit pretty cheers all.:confused:
 
Do the sportlines lower 30mm front and rear or are they 30 front 50 rear if they are 30-50 will it upset the balance of the car with braking and acceleration. I like the pics put up on the thread are they 30-50 or 30-30 ready to order ASAP. Had a map done two weeks ago it goes like stink just need her to sit pretty cheers all.:confused:

Sits 35mm front 50mm rear lots better than original set up:D
 
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Springs pro line

Hi all thanks for everyone's thoughts on lowering springs I have made purchase From dpm thanks Damian I have gone for the pro kit 30 mm front and rear the sport line would have droped it to much for me on the front looks great but need to be practical. We had a Leon cupra r before the fr and had trouble with car parks and speed ramps and can't be doing with sticking the front spliter back on all the time thanks all.
 
How are all these springs like goin over speedbumps especially with the btcc bodykit as I am very interested
 
if careful the dont ground so dont worry, get em fitted you wont be disapointed