Yes, yes they do...

 

 

 

Wheels are Audi RS4 replicas 8Jx19" wearing 225/35R19 Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetrics

 

Springs are Eibach Pro-Kit, part No. E10-79-004-02-22

 

No issues with rubbing or anything (yet)

 

Handling is much improved, body roll reduced, smoother on small bumps but harsher on larger compared to stock vRS springs

Edited 15 February, 20179 yr by hrvrs

Sitting pretty decent I’ve got coil overs taking them of there horrible. Is your on stock shocks or upgraded and is the ride quality good or very bad thanks

Stock shocks, they had ~125,000km on them and I figured I'd see if they lasted with the new springs, no issues so far and we're on 142k now, when they go it'll get Eibachs or similar

 

The ride quality is reasonable, considering the reduced suspension travel and tyre compression available, it's noticeably different but no more than you'd expect it to be

 

It's been a year now and the downsides would be increased likelihood of grounding the engine sump, and four up with adults plus luggage if you hit a whooping motorway joint expect the rear tyres to rub a little, nothing serious but worth considering if you frequently have the car loaded up

 

Still happy with mine, I accept the downsides because I like the style

Well anything then coilovers cause there horrible I might get both blistine front shockers or new shockers eibach coating £139 30mm drop all around there proper cheapp. Thanks for the help I just don’t want to much banging and knocking. Show you pics when on