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I run eibachs lowered 30mm with stock shocks I'm surprised how well they run. Perfect.
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2005 MkV Golf 2.0TDi 103 - DSG - Heated Leather - Tint - Audi 17" - Lowered - Bluefin Tune.
2016 MkVII Golf 2.0TDi 110 - Wagon. Fully Optioned. Lowered on Eibachs. RS3 Black 18s. Mk8 Head Unit. VCDS Tweaks - Bluefin Tune -
I have now done about 500km with the eibach springs installed and really happy with the ride quality. I do however now have a 'rattle' sound coming from front left when going over bumps so will need to investigate.Comment
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i should add my eibachs are Part number E10-15-021-02-22. If anyone is interested.2005 MkV Golf 2.0TDi 103 - DSG - Heated Leather - Tint - Audi 17" - Lowered - Bluefin Tune.
2016 MkVII Golf 2.0TDi 110 - Wagon. Fully Optioned. Lowered on Eibachs. RS3 Black 18s. Mk8 Head Unit. VCDS Tweaks - Bluefin TuneComment
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The Eibach Pro-Kit for "VW Golf VII Wagon 1.4 TSI with IRS" is part number E10-79-010-01-22, now $428 + $28 freight
Beware: be sure to disconnect the suspension level sensor (on left rear suspension arm) before fitting springs, else it will be broken!Last edited by ninja2; 19-05-2019, 08:47 AM.118TSI DSGComment
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@65F100 did you keep the OEM dampers? I’m thinking of getting Eibach springs but also new Bilstein.Comment
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I kept OEM dampers. No problem at all with my eibachs. Very happy. Done 3000ks now.2005 MkV Golf 2.0TDi 103 - DSG - Heated Leather - Tint - Audi 17" - Lowered - Bluefin Tune.
2016 MkVII Golf 2.0TDi 110 - Wagon. Fully Optioned. Lowered on Eibachs. RS3 Black 18s. Mk8 Head Unit. VCDS Tweaks - Bluefin TuneComment
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