Installing eibach sportline

Bulkybear

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Got my springs today, noticed they came with new bump stops and crush sleeves. What are the crush sleeves for. And are the new bump stops different than stock? Sorry for the noob questions, I was just expecting a box of springs and got some extra parts lol.

 

Nomar06

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Doesn't say in the instructions? lol

Your prob going to want to use the new bump stops since their prob a bit shorter than stock. I've never dealt with new crush washers but I'm guessing they would go on the front to replace the stock ones when you go to put everything back together.
 
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Bulkybear

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Got it. No I haven't read the instructions yet. Just figured I'd ask lol
 

Michal006

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I have the same springs laying around in my garage. You will get almost 2" drop with these springs after they are settled.
 

Bulkybear

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So let me ask this. Is it normal for road noise and transmission noise to be louder the lower you are. I'm assuming yes since you're obviously closer to the ground.
 

13blacksedan

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Ty! I think that's plenty for a dd, measured a friends with less than 4 in his teg and he scraped in my driveway....
 

Bulkybear

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No camber arms. Haven't gotten a alignment. Most people say about - 2 degrees of camber in the rear. Front doesn't camber with compression. It doesn't look like it has too much more camber than stock tbh
 

13blacksedan

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Word! I'm just worried about killing tires without the camber arms cause I drive about 80 miles a day..... But I think I might still save for the whole package or until someone sells a nice set
 

Bulkybear

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A little camber won't wear your tires that badly. As long as your toe is set to 0. By the time the inside is bald the outside will need to be replaced anyways. Just rotate your tires more often
 

Bulkybear

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So far everything is going great. Front springs are a bit noisy so hopefully that goes away with time. Also anyone have any input on the increased road noise?
 

KayserSoeze

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Nice car!!!
I have the same springs installed on my sedan. Have you gotten an alignment already? If you did, How did it turn out? Were you able to align it back to factory specs?

Cheers,
Kayser
 

Bulkybear

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I haven't gotten one yet. Everything should align fine except for the rear camber. That's probably going to be probably around -2 degrees. Not bad enough that I'm to worried tbh.
 
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