what eibachs do i go for?

[lcrboy]

gettin sportlines but i see there are two different ride heights? 35mm all round and 35mm back/45-50mm front?

which do u guys think? am thinkin the lower drop would be better.....

 

[Poverty]

as far as im aware there is only 1 set of sportlines for the cupra.

 

[bmb779]

I thought so as well,maybe Pro's?

 

[bqd]

go for sportlines... it's the real deal i have them for almost a year and perfectly satisfied with handling and ride comfort...

 

[S2TTB]

pro's are the 30s

sports are 50's...

sports are supposedly softer than the pro's, so i wudnt touch the pro's if i were you.

 

[DamianPM]

I'd say go for the Sportline's, it's also the more popular choice with most members and gives the Leon a great stance.

Damian @ DPM Performance

 

[lcrboy]

thanks for the info dudes, just ordered the pro's........

 

[lcrboy]

correction sportlines............

 

[Silent2010]

I have a Seat Leon FR on a 07 plate With 18X8J Wheels.
The offset on these aftermarket wheels was ET38 and so they stuck out and looked very odd in deed. I managed to get them machined down by 5mm so now they are more like ET42 all looking good so far. The tyres are 225/40/18 and so I have a 2inch space all round the car looks like a landrover lol.

I am looking at buying some "Eibach 30mm Pro Lowering Suspension Springs" so it brings this gap down. I am not looking for the tyres to disapear under the arches as i could get tyre burn on the edge as the wheels are that tight fit been ET42.

In my case will the "Eibach 30mm Pro Lowering Suspension Springs" by my best choice.
I am looking for a nice suttle look that will complement my wheels without them disapearing under there wheels arches.

Comments please.

Cheers
Silent