Eibach/kyb combo

[awdvr6]

Thoughts from people that have the combo please"thumbs up

[Vigo]

heh dont expect much of a response anytime soon i guess.. see my nearly identical post already several days old, no responses. (dont worry, murphys law states that me complaining about not getting responses on my post means youll get some immediately!!)

[awdvr6]

Lets broaden the scope here;
Nobody has aftermarket struts and springs here?

[Frank]

most run konis, not kybs. i doubt you will see a problem.

[daytonairoc]

I think there is no response because the same question is asked every week.

Use the search feature of the forum first. It should answer you question.

later

[awdvr6]

Been there , done that, dont worry im a search advocate also!! remember search is you friend. I only asked because i did not find what i was looking for.

[scott]

the general feeling is that the gas adjusts are fine w/ eibachs but the gr2's can't handle the spring rate and the car becomes bouncy...but i have no personal experience.

--scott

[Frank]

Quote:

Originally posted by scott the general feeling is that the gas adjusts are fine w/ eibachs but the gr2's can't handle the spring rate and the car becomes bouncy...but i have no personal experience. --scott

if that is the case, then get the daytona springs which have a considerably lower rate then the shadow. you should be good then.

frank

[derek502]

I'll jump in and respond, I had KYBs and Eibach springs on my CSXT, loved it, had a good ride for a daily driver and would handle like a go-cart. The Konis on my GLHS make it ride like a covered wagon.

[Vigo]

has anyone driven the same car or type of car with both the different sets of eibachs and could you comment on the difference?? thanks.

[Vigo]

and do the suspension techniques springs have a lower spring rate then the eibachs? thanks.

[Anthony Huczek]

I believe they do have a lower spring rate. if im not mistaken, they arent progressive rate either whereas the eibachs are.

p.s. Nice cactus vigo:big grin: