Lowering springs

[Pete.sVR6 0]

I already have Eibach springs (-30mm) but wondered if I can go lower say -50mm total without changing the Koni dampers I already have?

Thanks.

[acf8181 0]

don't see why not....they're uprated and shortened dampers after all.

[jayvwvr6 0]

i went 60mm and the ride quality was crap.swapped them back 500 miles later.

[fritzenberg 3]

pete,what`s the ride quality like with just the 30mm

eibach`s and the koni`s as i was planning on the same setup?

[binliner 0]

if theyre top adjustable konis you can set them how you want... hardest setting they are firm but not harsh, set softer its a very smooth ride and excellent handling

[Pete.sVR6 0]

pete' date='what`s the ride quality like with just the 30mm

eibach`s and the koni`s as i was planning on the same setup?

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Compared to standard setup, they are very good, but as some people have already said in other posts, the ride can be quite firm, depends alot on the state of the roads in your area?, as Binliner has said you have got some adjustment, I went for medium setting all round and most of the time this works well, have thought about trying the soft setting though as sometimes its too harsh I think my rear bushes are knackered though so this won't be helping.

[malcolm 0]

I have just put Koni adjustable suspension , 30mm drop on at softest setting and it seems pretty good. Firm but quality ride. Have not done many miles and it had original 11 year old suspension on previously so I suppose anything would be an improvement. However it does seem pretty good.