Is £142.95 delivered a good deal?

I'm looking for a small drop, will this work with OEM dampers, then replace with new shocks at some point in the future?

I paid £155 for mine, delivered. Sounds good to me

They will work with OEM dampers, would bother replacing them with anything else until the are fooked

I've got a set in my garage, they came off my car when I bought it and put coilovers on.

could do you a deal in exchange for your standard springs incase I ever needed to take my coilovers off

pm me if your interested

Is £142.95 delivered a good deal?

Where is this deal from then? I've been looking for some myself and haven't seen them this cheap!

awesome do it for about that speak to sarah on here

awesome do it for about that speak to sarah on here

I've just had a look on the Awesome website and they're £157.49 and then there'll be postage on top! I guess I'll just have to keep looking!

is that including the briskoda discount

no such thing as briskoda discount at Awesome

Hi

But we can do price matching too

If you PM me the details , then I can see what we can do for you

Sarah

I picked up a set of Eibach Pro springs on the free ads for £20

Can you price match that LOL

I picked up a set of Eibach Pro springs on the free ads for £20

Can you price match that LOL

Ha , we wish

But good find

Sarah

Hi

But we can do price matching too

If you PM me the details , then I can see what we can do for you

Sarah

yup, price matched a quote for me a few weeks ago which included fitting and geo setup

£142.95 ones have gone now, these ones are £157.95 delivered:

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The drop will be a little reduced, it won't be be as much as you think. They quote -25mm over the OE springs but as your car springs have already settled and compressed since new you are more likely to see a 15mm. drop in reality.

Yes you can use OE shocks but when you come to change them later it will mean another few hours labour charge to dismantle the suspension again.

The drop will be a little reduced, it won't be be as much as you think. They quote -25mm over the OE springs but as your car springs have already settled and compressed since new you are more likely to see a 15mm. drop in reality.

Yes you can use OE shocks but when you come to change them later it will mean another few hours labour charge to dismantle the suspension again.

True in a way, but when I had my Eibach's fitted (at 30k), measurements were taken, and it definately gave a 25mm drop as advertised. You could tell as soon as the car was lowered onto the floor from the ramps that it was lower than before. 15000 miles on and the Eibach's are settling in nicely, it looks lower still now than when 1st fitted.

Si

True in a way, but when I had my Eibach's fitted (at 30k), measurements were taken, and it definately gave a 25mm drop as advertised. You could tell as soon as the car was lowered onto the floor from the ramps that it was lower than before. 15000 miles on and the Eibach's are settling in nicely, it looks lower still now than when 1st fitted.

Si

When you had them fitted did you shorten the bumpstops? Just wondered as I've read a few times on a couple of threads that they should be reduced to improve the ride comfort! If you haven't, have you had any concerns or is everything sound as a pound?

Yes they were cut down, do a search on here, thats how I found out how much to cut off. Think they were just glued together, but it doesnt really matter as they wont move much anyway.

Everything is still going smoothly - touch wood!

Si