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Lowering Golf Gti mk5 2.0Tfsi on Eibach sportline springs

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marticroft:
 I have looked into the sports line springs and for my car it looks like there are two springs available one stating a drop of:-
20-25mm front and 20mm rear code Eibe 20-85-014-02-22 axle load 1130kg front - 930kg rear
20mm front and 20mm rear code Eibe 20-85-014-01-22 axle load 1040kg front - 930kg rear

I would like ride quality to be similar to genuine suspension ( not crashy) but needs to be more controlled in the corners as at the moment feels a bit lively.

Will I be able to get over speed bumps and in and out of filling station ramps? As obviously don't want to be wiping out the underside of the front bumper / sump.
Do you have any photos you can send me of past projects using the same springs?

What do you think about the bilstein b4 dampers as I have been recommended to replace the original shockers, as I guess that they aren't designed for lowering, and wouldn't last long if the eibach springs were fitted to the them.
Cheers
Marticroft

jaye2992:
Got mine on the Sportline springs with the standard shocks and the ride is good. Drives alot better now, did mine for the same reason as you. Sticks to the road very well now!

marticroft:
Cheers Jaye your car looks the business, what Eibach code did you use to order, as mentioned there are 2 different Eibach codes!. What mileage have you on the standard shocks? Did you replace the top mounts? Do have any problems with catching speed bumps etc?

TaylorGTi:
I'm on sportlines and ride is class very oem but much les body roll.

marticroft:
Do you have a photo of your motor mate?

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