Eibach Pro Kit
07-30-2018, 10:17 AM
#1
Eibach Pro Kit
Anyone had any experience with the Eibach prokit for the W205 C63s sedan?
The drop isn't massive. I'm more concerned with handling
http://web2.carparts-cat.com/default...Pro-KitObserve service information, installation location front axle , lowering approx. 20 mmInstallation location rear axle , lowering approx. 10 mmEC type approval number from e1 * 2001/116 * 0464 * 12, EC type approval number from e1 * 2001/116 * 0431 * 31, with TÜV certificate, for vehicles without level control, for vehicles with AMG chassis, axle load VA up to 1100 kg , Axle load HA up to 1175 kg
The drop isn't massive. I'm more concerned with handling
http://web2.carparts-cat.com/default...Pro-KitObserve service information, installation location front axle , lowering approx. 20 mmInstallation location rear axle , lowering approx. 10 mmEC type approval number from e1 * 2001/116 * 0464 * 12, EC type approval number from e1 * 2001/116 * 0431 * 31, with TÜV certificate, for vehicles without level control, for vehicles with AMG chassis, axle load VA up to 1100 kg , Axle load HA up to 1175 kg
07-31-2018, 06:41 PM
#2
This guy lowered his Coupe with Eibach springs. He seems to rate them, but then again he is a YouTuber so probably got them for free so long as he promoted them!
I put in KW HAS so I could fine tune the height I wanted. I wasn't aware of the Eibach springs at the time, and all the other springs on the market slammed the car to much for my liking. It looks like these Eibach springs might be a good option for those wanting a smaller drop.
Another video of an estate:
I put in KW HAS so I could fine tune the height I wanted. I wasn't aware of the Eibach springs at the time, and all the other springs on the market slammed the car to much for my liking. It looks like these Eibach springs might be a good option for those wanting a smaller drop.
Another video of an estate:
