Hi all,

 

I have been looking for suitable lowering springs and have come accross these E10-15-021-06-2 which I have been told by Eibach are the Vrs 5E estate springs.

 

For anoyone who was also looking.

Are these the 30mm ones? Iv also been on the lookout also and found some that were 30mm just not sure if its too much

Iam the same, I have been looking for a spring that would give that sports look but without going OTT. These lower front 25 mm and rear 20 mm.

 

Eibach Lowering Springs Kit - Pro Kit -
Skoda Octavia 5E 2.0 TSI VRS & TSI VRS Diesel Estate Models ONLY
Lowers Front 25 mm & Rear 20 mm
Please Note!
Without levelling control. Excluding 4WD. For cars with independent suspension at the rear axle.
Axle Weight Front 1070 kg/Rear 1000 kg
Spare Part Markings F11-15-021-02-VA/F11-15-021-05-HA
Eibach Pro Kit no.- E10-15-021-06-22
TÜV-Approved

Thanks for sharing may take a look into these along with a photoshop of my car to roughly the height

Isn't the 5E the mk2 octavia? Thought the mk3 was the A7 variety?

I contacted the seller who in turn called Eibach directly and asked if the springs were suitable for 2013 mk3 octavia vrs estse and I was directed to the discribed springs.

 

I looked on wikipedia alos and it lists,

mk1-1U 96-11

mk2-1Z 04-13

mk3-5E 13-

 

Do you think this info is incorrect?

Thanks for sharing may take a look into these along with a photoshop of my car to roughly the height

 

 

Would you mind posting the pic of the photoshop result?

Would you mind posting the pic of the photoshop result?

Not at all, just cant promise when it will be

No worries.

Hi,

Last night got round to doing a photoshop, i reckon this to be the 30mm mark

Looks the part. Do we know the eibach part no and price for these?

£199 Eibach Pro-Kit Spring Kit Octavia VRS 5E Estate 2012 on :E10-15-021-06-22

However that part number comes up with Audi A3 springs so whether they are the same. They should be. Ill be emailing eibach today

Hi,

Last night got round to doing a photoshop, i reckon this to be the 30mm mark

Thats not 30 mm, thats more like 60mm mine is lowered around 40mm with H&R springs (Eibach stinks and make the car too low rear)

Edited 4 November, 201312 yr by Aknedude

Hi,

Last night got round to doing a photoshop, i reckon this to be the 30mm mark

I think that is far too low. The front looks daft, look at the arch, it give the impression that the arch is too big for the wheel. The gap at the bottom of the arches should be roughly the same as the top, otherwise it give the impression that the suspension has collapsed. I realise this is only a photoshop, but it really begs the question. Why do people do this???

Appreciate it is a photoshop and not the real thing

Thats not 30 mm, thats more like 60mm mine is lowered around 40mm with H&R springs (Eibach stinks and make the car too low rear)

Any info on the H & R springs?

What does it ride like?

Quick research and found the H&R springs with a photo of the vRS

Will be ordering today

I reckon it will need spacers aswell

Any info on the H & R springs?

What does it ride like?

Im on 19" and its so smooth to drive with H&R springs, My Wife said yesterday that she thinks the car is much smoother to drive with loweringsprings, than with OEM. springs

Im on 19" and its so smooth to drive with H&R springs, My Wife said yesterday that she thinks the car is much smoother to drive with loweringsprings, than with OEM. springs

That is what I like to hear. Do you have spacers on yours? It looks as though the wheels sit too far in the arch and will be more noticeable I think once lowered slightly

I think that is far too low. The front looks daft, look at the arch, it give the impression that the arch is too big for the wheel. The gap at the bottom of the arches should be roughly the same as the top, otherwise it give the impression that the suspension has collapsed. I realise this is only a photoshop, but it really begs the question. Why do people do this???

Because a high car looks like ****. if i want a high car i would buy a Land rover. Have NEVER had a car without Lowering and big Wheels. when i get around 87 years i will consider driving on Stock suspension.

That is what I like to hear. Do you have spacers on yours? It looks as though the wheels sit too far in the arch and will be more noticeable I think once lowered slightly

No spacers wheelsize is 8,5x19 and ET is 40 tiresize is 225/35-19 and it fits like a glove, nothing sticks out 

 

The wheel is Concave maybe thats why you think it looks like i have spacers on

Edited 4 November, 201312 yr by Aknedude

Because a high car looks like ****. if i want a high car i would buy a Land rover. Have NEVER had a car without Lowering and big Wheels. when i get around 87 years i will consider driving on Stock suspension.

Skoda's are the worst for it too

No spacers wheelsize is 8,5x19 and ET is 40 tiresize is 225/35-19 and it fits like a glove, nothing sticks out

As you can see iv got the 19" on mine ET51, where did you get your springs from, are you from the UK?

As you can see iv got the 19" on mine ET51, where did you get your springs from, are you from the UK?

Im from Denmark, i got mine from Ebay.de its Genuine H&R send from Germany. Just Copy/paste the Part nr. from H&R homepage to the search field in ebay and you will find them.Or you can find a Dealer in UK that sells springs.

Im from Denmark, i got mine from Ebay.de its Genuine H&R send from Germany. Just Copy/paste the Part nr. from H&R homepage to the search field in ebay and you will find them.Or you can find a Dealer in UK that sells springs.

Just having a quick look but uk resellers don't seem to stock them will search ebay. Thank you for your help, any more photos of your car?