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corsa_sri04

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Registered: 2nd Jul 04
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11th Oct 04 at 17:25

Will this setup be ok if i put the 50mm springs on the koni's or would it be better to have the eibach or bilstein dampers?

LukeGSi

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11th Oct 04 at 17:37

I recently drove a 2lt with koni yellow and eibach springs and was a really nice combination.

broster

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11th Oct 04 at 17:56

soon as i get some doller ill be getting rid of my avo coilovers for this set up u talk of

ffls

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Registered: 29th May 02
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11th Oct 04 at 18:00

Konis need to be revalved with Eibach springs cos they are too hard.

I would try bilstein sprint with eibachs or H&R springs

LukeGSi

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11th Oct 04 at 18:15

I have set of bilstein shocks and 50mm eibach springs in my spare room just waiting to go on

broster

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11th Oct 04 at 18:34

i want my car to handle like its on rails the avos handle well jjust a bit fucked now

Siberia

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Registered: 9th Oct 03
Location: Leprechaun Land Drives : Zafira GSI
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11th Oct 04 at 21:49

i can see myself getting rid of my fk's for this setup if they dont start behaving themselves

corsa_godfather

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Registered: 6th May 03
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11th Oct 04 at 21:56

should be fine mate.couldnt see it being much a difference with eibach shocks or koni springs

Fad

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Registered: 1st Feb 01
Location: Dartford Kent Drives: 330cd
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12th Oct 04 at 09:32

i got the really low eibachs on my 2ltr i didnt notice much diff with them and the std koni springs (think they are called terra)

if you want a nice drop go for the full koni set up but if you not bothered about ride eigh go for eibach (30mm)

ffls

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12th Oct 04 at 11:11

Koni springs are Vogtland in reality, slightly softer than Eibachs.
The Best shocks for Konis are the bilstein sprint. I've got Konis with eibach and the ride is hard as a rock, handling is good on good tarmac but very bumpy and harsh on "medium" tarmac, you really need to revalve the shocks