07-14-2019, 06:45 AM | #1 |
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Eibach springs for f83
Anyone running these on an f83? Can you please provide the part number and front and rear drop and your experience? I searched the end of the internet and there is no info, thanks
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07-21-2019, 07:52 PM | #3 |
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07-22-2019, 10:12 AM | #4 |
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H&r sport springs
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If you're looking for a nice drop on a F83 I would highly recommend you go with the H&R Sport Springs DO NOT go with the Super Sport Springs though. the Super Sport Spring make the ride really bouncy specially at high speed though they do give you a SLAMMED drop. I attached a picture of my set up for reference. |
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This is a current picture of my car after I powder coated the my Rims Satin Black and my calipers Red to match my interior.
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07-22-2019, 08:20 PM | #6 |
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Thanks man, I already got the eibach, I wanted mild drop to get rid of the gap, H&r has mixed reviews, nice looking drop, how's the ride ? Tire wear, do you have factory struts? How are they holding up?
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My car drives like stock. I have the stock Adjustable suspensions which works just fine with no error codes. My car currently has 52k miles on the clock and i put these springs on my car since I had 11k on the clock. So far so good with no suspension issues and tire wear is pretty normal actually. My last set of tires lasted 23k miles of hard driving which i think is pretty good |
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I'm thinking about going Eibach Pro kit, for less of a drop, but like the OP said there seems to be zero information on these.. I'll post some pictures of how slammed this thing is, I'm trying to install my front lip, but with this height, it'll be sure to rip off in a couple of weeks. I've done extensive research on rolling diameters and what not. These wheels were off my m235, I bought winter tires and threw em on these wheels for cost-effectiveness. The front tires are 225/45/18, which is the same 26" diameter as the OEM 255/35/19, just need some spacers to push them out a bit. Sometimes it appears toe Eibach leaves a huge gap in the front, just want to know how f83's sit on Eibach pro's. I have very little clearance for a front lip =/ |
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01-25-2021, 10:02 PM | #9 |
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I decided to purchase the Eibach for f83. Want less of a drop, gonna be selling these HR's soon. I just put 20mm spacers on, looks way better now! These will do for winter wheels. I couldn't stand the yellowing of the OEM film on the rear quarter panel. So I had the entire rear quarter and whole front PPF'd with clear ceramic wrap.
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Are you running stock tire size 255/275? |
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