Lowering an european Sport hatch

  1. MattLodi

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    #1 MattLodi, Feb 8, 2019
    Hi guys, i'd like to drop a little bit my hatch, as you may know here in Europe the sport hatch has the electronic adaptive suspension, do you know if it's possible to replace the stock springs in these suspensions?
     
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    #2 Alexander, Feb 8, 2019
    Yes, no problem. I did it on my Sport+. Eibach pro.
     
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    #4 MattLodi, Feb 11, 2019
    Thank you guys! have you encountered any problems with the springs?
     
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    #5 boe921, Feb 12, 2019
    I have no problem with springs and really like ground clearance which is provided by pro kit. you will not lose any comfort up to 100-120 km/h almost same as factory setting however after that the car will jump very lightly depending on road surface.
     
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    #6 Alexander, Feb 14, 2019 at 12:33 PM
    No problems at all. They are great.
     
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    #7 Zodd, Feb 15, 2019 at 10:50 AM
    pro kit eibach (winter tires 16") ride is great much better than factory car is stiffer for sure, but stil not to stiff
    highly recomend

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    #8 Boomba Racing, Feb 19, 2019 at 10:06 AM
    So it seems like eibach is the go to for most people
     
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