I was just wondering, since day one I have wanted the suspension lowered on my fabia, is it an expensive undertaking?

Any idea on what the procedure is, if not the cost?

Thanks

We sell the springs a few people on here have bought them , as for how long....depends how competent you are i suppose.?

No it isn't expensive. Look on Eibachs website, I am sure they do a kit of springs and shocks for the Fabia II as I know a guy who has lowered his Fabia Sport using Eibach parts. It certainly does look a lot better when it sits just that little bit lower.

depends how competent you are i suppose.?

I am not in the least bit competent. I would have to get someone to do it for me.

Also, what exactly would I need to supply to whoever was doing it. I have checked out the eibachs website but can't find a Skoda option on the list of makes.

i got my springs from awsome-gti for about £90 for some 40mm konis. i got them fitted by a mates garage for £50, but he had all the kit needed.

Anyone got any nice pics of their lowered efforts?

not the best pic

bought mine from horton skoda, been dropped about 55mm. i did the fronts and got skoda to do the rears. cost me 66 quid to have the rears done. car doesnt look slammed on eibachs, just not on stilts!!

That looks nice mole. Are they the larger alloys?

Also does doing this affect your warranty / insurance?

yeah its the fabia3 so its the larger wheels. as for warranty i think it only voids the warranty on the springs/shocks, unless your get skoda to fit them. and you are inclined to tell your insurance of any modification.

We have done about 4 new Fabias they look great especially with Octavia VRS 17" alloys on them!

I've only got the 15" alloys unfortunately.