Those with Eibach springs.

[coullstar 0]

How much of a gap was there between the arch and wheel front and back when you fitted them?

 

on the front I have a 2nd hand set that that I have just fitted and there is still a big enough gap for 2 1/2 fingers. I also fitted new shocks which could be the reason.

 

I have Koni's on the back with unknown springs and I was going to fit the Eibach back springs but the back will be lower than the front.

 

Have most people had to use the lowering caps?

I have a set of these on the Golf but that would mean dismantling the suspension on that. :mad:

[VR6 0]

They should settle a little bit once you've fitted them though.

[coullstar 0]

Yeah but it will still look high for a suposedly lowered car even after they settle.

[kgrocott 0]

I have also fitted eibach springs to my corrado VR6 and the same happened to me (dropped the back by 40mm and the front by only 20mm). im now considering H&R

[Heardy 0]

I've just fitted them to my VR6 and it also sit's slightly higher at the front (i would imagine it would be even worse on a 4 pot engine C due to the weight) I'm planning on getting some lowering cap's to sort mine out :wink:

[20v turbo 0]

,does now thoughdump the eibach's and get some H&R's its the only way to get the 4pot's to sit level,i know because i fitted them to mine with lowering caps and it still didnt sit level :x does now though with the H&R's on :D