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Re: Eibach 16vt springs v 20vt springs
[Re: aleem]
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13/11/2007 16:52
13/11/2007 16:52
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Jurgen
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Jurgen
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I have 16vt eibachs, combined with bilstein dampers. Haven't tried with the 20vt ones, so can't say how much difference it makes. You'd have to ask Jimbo, I'm sure he tried nearly all possible damper/spring combinations 
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Re: Eibach 16vt springs v 20vt springs
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13/11/2007 18:37
13/11/2007 18:37
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paddy
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Is it good with the 16vt eibachs - not to hard a ride? Cheers
Last edited by paddy; 13/11/2007 18:37.
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Re: Eibach 16vt springs v 20vt springs
[Re: paddy]
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13/11/2007 18:42
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Jurgen
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Jurgen
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Well, probably depends on what you're used to. It's a lot harder than standard springs and shocks, especially the rear seems a lot firmer. It's a fairly firm ride and would have liked some more comfort from time to time, but the handling makes up for it!
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Re: Eibach 16vt springs v 20vt springs
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13/11/2007 19:17
13/11/2007 19:17
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Richard24
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I've currently got 16vt Eibach's on the front still with std shocks. The ride is comfortable & handling is much improved over the std set-up. I'm fitting the billies at the weekend which should stiffen up the front end, which it could with.
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