[Mk2] [Generic] Where to buy Eibach springs?

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[Mk2] [Generic] Where to buy Eibach springs?

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Hi all, looking to buy some new Eibach springs for me Rev3.

Are the pro kit the best ones to get?

Where can I buy them from? I've Googled and Ebay'd for a while and can't find them anywhere!

Thanks for any help.

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I know Larkspeed do them, Michael.

http://www.larkspeed.com/index.pl?c=EIBACH&s=category

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The pro kit is better for the road, the sport line springs have a higher spring rate, drop the ride height lower and are more track focused.
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It's the Pro kit I'm looking for but Larkspeed only do that for the mk3.

Still looking...
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You can buy them from the US it seems, just pray that you don't get caught by customs.

http://twosrus.com/catalog/product_info ... cts_id=128
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I want the same springs

Post by wonus »

Hi Michael,

I want exactly the same springs , I've got my yellow billies, sort of all ready to go & i can't find these pesky springs !!

Most frustrating....
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You would think with being one of the best suspension setups, coupled with Koni inserts or Bilsteins, they would be easier to get hold of in this country.

I thought at least 1 trader would have sourced them.

Cheers, the hunt continues...
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I've just been told by Larkspeed that Eibach no longer make springs for the MK2, not what I wanted to hear!
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Demon tweeks perhaps?
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Also out of stock and no more coming in I'm afraid.

Twosrus.com maybe the only place left if they still have them...

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Does anyone know if H&R springs are any good? Eibach have been discontinued.

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Post by Ryan6926 »

Is it not worth looking into perhaps Tein springs instead? I'd imagine they'd be better suited?

I've used Apex / Spax springs before and to be fair the Apex weren't bad for the money although H and R are meant to be good too although I've never used them :(
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