H&R lowering springs

[Mobbs69]

Ah, in that case I highly recommend going for the Eibach Pro-Kit springs… they lower 30mm on a standard Leon but on the Cupra it’s 15mm front and 10mm rear, and they’re fully compatible with the DCC shocks. https://www.demon-tweeks.com/uk/eibach-pro-kit-lowering-spring-kit-eibe10-15-021-02-22/

Thanks mate but I've already bought the H&R springs because I got told there a lot stiffer than the eibach springs

 

[GlekkeMatrak]

I've had the Eibach pro kit on mine, in combination with 19x8,5's, ET45, on a 225/35 tyre. They never rubbed. You're all good mate.

 

[Mobbs69]

I've had the Eibach pro kit on mine, in combination with 19x8,5's, ET45, on a 225/35 tyre. They never rubbed. You're all good mate.

Thanks mate

 

[Guyelle]

Thanks mate but I've already bought the H&R springs because I got told there a lot stiffer than the eibach springs

All depends how stiff you want it... I find in Cupra mode the Eibachs are decent enough for 'spirited' road use but I have yet to take them on the track. IMO they work really well with the DCC.

I had H&R's on my MK2 Leon though and I was fairly pleased with them, albeit slightly stiff for my liking.

 

[Mobbs69]

All depends how stiff you want it... I find in Cupra mode the Eibachs are decent enough for 'spirited' road use but I have yet to take them on the track. IMO they work really well with the DCC.

I had H&R's on my MK2 Leon though and I was fairly pleased with them, albeit slightly stiff for my liking.

Thanks for the reply mate yes I want it stiff I was going to get coilovers but the buget didn't allow at the moment ?

All depends how stiff you want it... I find in Cupra mode the Eibachs are decent enough for 'spirited' road use but I have yet to take them on the track. IMO they work really well with the DCC.

I had H&R's on my MK2 Leon though and I was fairly pleased with them, albeit slightly stiff for my liking.