Wheres the cheapest place to get them from??

Could you post up a link for the sites as dont wana buy the wrong ones,

cheers!

JabbaSport - Specialists In Forced Induction are a good bet, tell them your a briskodian and they will prob do a deal or see if there is a group buy going on, if there isnt arrange one, i no Forge IP Consulting Limited were asking if we wanted to start any group buys. Hope this helps.

eibach shop. £149.11 delivered.

Eibach Springs for Skoda Fabia, Eibach Pro-Kit springs [10-79-001-05-22]

im sure i paid £140 for mine from jabba

would it be okay to lower with just the springs??

spent £400 on my old car lowering it on gas shocks etc but dont see the need using eibachs and only going 25mm,

Im not going to be doing any rally stages so my sump will be fine

No need for anything else, not even bump stops, 25mm springs is all you need friend!

No need for anything else, not even bump stops, 25mm springs is all you need friend!

Brilliant cheers for your help

Just ordered them off the Eibach website, there wasnt a buy it now as such on jabbasport, kindov need them asap!

U will be very happy man once fitted them, id advise the jabba ARB as well, had mine fit at the same time and it was like driving a different car!

U will be very happy man once fitted them, id advise the jabba ARB as well, had mine fit at the same time and it was like driving a different car!

how much it cost to get em fitted??

My mechanic charges £30 an hour?

So basically need him to fit my front 312 discs calipers etc, and my rear grooved and vented discs to and fit the springs

any idea on how many hours labour to do the above??

Did mine with the Jabba boys. Deffinately your best bet and they now have a laser wheel allignment machine....sells its self!

Did mine with the Jabba boys. Deffinately your best bet and they now have a laser wheel allignment machine....sells its self!

Yes i would like to go to jabba just too far away

star performance would be my closest tuner, but they want £300 to fit the springs (spring price included) and i would still have to get my calipers and discs fitted

what difference does fitting of the springs make to ride quality? Does it get a lot harder?

Makes it a bit firmer, but no way near unbareable like a type R and improves handling as the car wallows less around corners. Really to make the handling a lot better a Rear anti roll bar is needed as well.

Hi

We can do the Eibach springs delivered to your door cheaper £135 all in to your door

Sarah

done some research sarah and that is the cheapest by far

Don't call Sarah cheap!

She's a lovely young woman!

Young :confused: wow I like you

Yes that is a special price for you guys as I try to look after you

Sarah

Any updates on this, ride quality etc as considering this on my vRS.

Eibachs are worth doing

I personally prefer them combined with Koni FSDs having had Eibach's dampers as well, the Konis are vastly superior.

The stock dampers will work a bit harder as they are always a bit compressed.

As for cutting down the bump stops, I'd do it. If you dont and you have some rear passengers it will hit them and make the ride very harsh, it's dead easy to do, all you need to do is follow the excellent guide on Stu's site:

Fabia-vrs.com - Eibach -25mm Lowering Suspension

Just cut the original bump stop down by removing a section from the middle and glue back together with appropriate glue.

It reduced body roll and dive a fair bit, the Jabbasport rear ARB reduces roll much more still, but you were asking about the experience for this bit

Yep, cut down my bump stops. Also advises you on the instructions.

Any updates on this, ride quality etc as considering this on my vRS.

There still in my boot ha! :thumbdwn:

Just got to wait another 2k miles so i can get them fitted when i get the car serviced

I cant wait

I've got 17" mk1 Octy alloys on my Fabia vRS and like you I wasn't too sure about fitting Eibachs due to the potential negative effect on the ride comfort. However, now that I've fitted them I realise I needn't have worried - the ride is excellent.

A point to note, though: I found the ride quality immediately after fitting a bit iffy but once bedded-in properly (500 or so miles in my case) I was then able to fully appreciate not just the ride quality but the improvement in handling as well. BTW, I cut down the bump stops - 25mm both front and back.

There's an added bonus - car looks great when lowered 25mm. Members' cars section has many examples.

To complete the combination should have mentioned the tyres - Falken 452's.

Eibachs are worth doing

I personally prefer them combined with Koni FSDs having had Eibach's dampers as well, the Konis are vastly superior.

That's the information I was looking for a long long time!

Thank you:thumbup:

Love our Eibachs - we have them on both our Ferbs - firm but perfectly comfortable! A real difference and awesome with the Jabba ARB