Hi

 

Just wondering if anyone knows if Eibach are approved by Skoda, or whether this is just a myth?

 

Thanks!

A dealer fit option on new cars were Eibach lowering springs, and you could buy them from Skoda Dealerships.

So they approved them.

I got mine supplied and fitted by the dealer I bought the car from

I got mine supplied and fitted by the dealer I bought the car from

Were these lowering springs or coilovers? How much were they?

Springs.

£230 comes to mind but someone that paid for them could say.

EDIT.

History.....

http://briskoda.net/forums/topic/226355-fabia-vrs-genuine-lowering-kit

Edited 29 July, 20169 yr by GoneOffSKi

Were these lowering springs or coilovers? How much were they?

springs, these were a special order at the time?? as the 40mm ones didn't list on the site?

think I paid £200 fitted as I was having other things done at the time, but this was on a Monte (I assume the Vrs will be the same?)

Edited 29 July, 20169 yr by tempra007

springs, these were a special order at the time?? as the 40mm ones didn't list on the site?

think I paid £200 fitted as I was having other things done at the time, but this was on a Monte (I assume the Vrs will be the same?)

Got ya. I just got some H&R's for a decent price, so will fit them myself. Eibach's would have been nice as they are (as I've now found out) approved by Skoda. On the plus side 40mm drop for a bargain price isn't bad at all! Thanks for the info

Do you have a CAVE Engine vRS?

Do you have a warranty still that you were bothered about?

You just fit what ever you want and do not claim any warranty if something went wrong, not that Springs gives reason to claim on anything.

 

If you have a car over 4 years old on the original dampers and you are putting the 40 mm drop you might want to replace the dampers.

Edited 30 July, 20169 yr by GoneOffSKi

Do you have a CAVE Engine vRS?

Do you have a warranty still that you were bothered about?

You just fit what ever you want and do not claim any warranty if something went wrong, not that Springs gives reason to claim on anything.

 

If you have a car over 4 years old on the original dampers and you are putting the 40 mm drop you might want to replace the dampers.

No warranty. CAVE engine. December 2010. What dampers would you recommend?

I use standard, take offs from cars that people are upgrading. ie Much Cheapness and does everything i need of them.

I can thoroughly recommend Bilstein B8s. Far more controlled damping than standard. I've got them paired with the Eibachs, others have had very good results with the 40mm H&Rs. Don't expect a Rolls Royce smooth ride but it will be far more composed if a little harsh at times.