Hard Lowering Springs - need help

[liorbn]

Hi Friend

I have a set of Koni-Sport shocks with Eibach Pro springs, but I have problems with the Eibach springs...
http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?p=1067228#post1067228

So, I'm looking for lowering springs of -25 or -30 for my Leon-4
Do you have any recomendation or expiriance ?

Thanks

Lior

 

[liorbn]

PPPPPPPlease ...

Any recomendation for hard lowering springs ???

 

[Lentäjä]

Eibach Pro-Kit:
Seat Leon (1M1) 1.8 T 4WD, 2.8 4WD, 1.9 TDI 4WD 02.01 - 08.05 1050 kg 1070 kg product # : E10-81-003-02-22
Front: 20-25 mm Rear: 20 mm

Eibach Sportline:
Seat Leon (1M1) 1.8, 1.8 T, 1.9 SDI, 1.9 TDI 11.99 - 08.05 1000 kg 1000 kg product # : E20-81-003-02-22
Front: 45-50 mm Rear: 30 mm

 

[Tallpaul]

From lengthy discussions with people that know, the eibach springs aren't actually hard - they are relativley soft and can be a little 'crashy' because of it.

H & R Springs and Eibach Pro Dampers are a well tried and recommended combo by Audi S3 drivers. I'm sure the same would work equally well on your 4wd Leon

 

[liorbn]

Thanks

Tallpaul : can you give me a link for H & R Springs ? (i'm not familiar with stores out there, i'm not from Europe)

Lior

 

[Tallpaul]

Thanks

Tallpaul : can you give me a link for H & R Springs ? (i'm not familiar with stores out there, i'm not from Europe)

Lior

Presumably they have google outside of europe

http://www.hrsprings.com/

 

[liorbn]

But...But...But...

They do not make springs for Seat
Is it O.K to use the golf 4-motion or the Audi TTQ sets ?

Lior

 

[Tallpaul]

Sorry, i'd just be guessing. Email them and ask which springs would be suitable for your model.