how much do eibach springs lower a s4?
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After they settle...about 1 to 1.25 inches.
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Here's a pic of mine shortly after install...car settled about another .25 inch serveral months later.
Here's a pic of mine shortly after install...car settled about another .25 inch serveral months later.
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I love 'em...perfect match for Prokit springs. I adjusted the height...
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/5926/before_25_001.jpg"></center><p>on the Bilstein groove bodies 2 notches below stock in the front and 1 notch above stock in the back, which gives me a 25" ride height all the around on stock rims. This changes the ride height I had with Prokit and stock shocks which was 25.25" in the front and 24.75" in the back.
Part of the adjustment is in preperation for my 18 x 8 OZ Superleggeras due anyday but I think this looks perfect with stock wheels...I may adjust the Bilsteins a .25" after I have the OZs installed (?).
Part of the adjustment is in preperation for my 18 x 8 OZ Superleggeras due anyday but I think this looks perfect with stock wheels...I may adjust the Bilsteins a .25" after I have the OZs installed (?).