H&R Vs Eibach Springs

[Goped220]

Which one is better and why? Lets see some pics!

[A4TwoZeroT]

i used to have H&R.. and i had no complaints
i used to have eibach on my civic.. and i didnt like it.. lol

[FabulosoM3]

i have h&r sports with bilstein sport shocks on my s4 and i love it the drop is perfect, also its not to low or to high.

[optionfans]

I am trying to find the answer on this question, any pic??

my experience with H&R spring with Jetta is not good, although the ride is good (I used with Bilstein sport), but the height is too low for me

[CARTEL]

Originally posted by A4TwoZeroT
i used to have H&R.. and i had no complaints
i used to have eibach on my civic.. and i didnt like it.. lol
haha, are you sure it wasen't the springs, but the car that was your problem?

[casuso]

I had a VW cabrio and tried both brands (H&R and Eibach), in my experience, H&R were much much better. Right now in my A4 i am running stock springs, but if I had to, I would go with H&R.

[mksap11]

Eibachs are generally considered to be a bit on the softer side. What I like about them, however, is that are linear rate springs and that they have models specific to the car (e.g. Avant)

Eibach ProKit:

http://i7.tinypic.com/3328h3c.jpg

[optionfans]

is there a huge difference between OEM sport and Eibach pro-kit?

[mksap11]

Originally posted by optionfans
is there a huge difference between OEM sport and Eibach pro-kit?

Height wise, yes. Ride wise? I don't know. I went from non-sport --> Eibach/Koni