Lowered/Lowering A7
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Zukbang, looking good!
So after a week of letting the spring to settle, I presume you can add another 1/8"-1/4" on top of 0.875" rear 0.5" drop?
I've had Eibach sport spring in my previous rides and Eibach springs generally are about .25" lower than H&R. I've read that the H&R spring rate have tendency to not match with OEM shock and can result in bouncy ride. Any "bounce" in your ride?
So after a week of letting the spring to settle, I presume you can add another 1/8"-1/4" on top of 0.875" rear 0.5" drop?
I've had Eibach sport spring in my previous rides and Eibach springs generally are about .25" lower than H&R. I've read that the H&R spring rate have tendency to not match with OEM shock and can result in bouncy ride. Any "bounce" in your ride?
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I don't feel too much bouncy at all..I had H&R OE springs on my S5 and that felt more bouncy than A7.
but you gotta remember that I have 20" sport package. that alone is little bouncy and stiff compares to non sport package.
but you gotta remember that I have 20" sport package. that alone is little bouncy and stiff compares to non sport package.
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