Lowering springs on a 1.8t sport

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Hi,have done a few searches and not really came up with much but what would be a good manufacture to go with and do i need a larger drop as most kits seem to be for non sport models?I want a slightly nose down attitude but if a good set is recommended that is level its ok.

What is being used by you guys?i dont want anything crashy so any ideas?

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I run eibach pro shocks and sportline springs and the height is great and the ride is comfy and stiff when it needs to be.
 
Eibach springs are good quality.

I run Eibach Pro springs, in conjunction with Bilstein Sport dampers (yellow) and the ride is progressively firm, without the crashiness or harsh ride you generally get with cheap kits.

The key is matching components - it's possible to get great quality dampers, and great quality springs, but if they're not matched, the ride will be terrible.
 
We fitted eibachs and Bilstein yellows to craigs S4 and i can thououghly recommend them.

There was no noticable increase in harshness over stock, it just seemed to tighten everything up nicely.
 
Hi,i have spoken to damian @dpm and he suggested the same..eibach 50mm f and 40mm rear.I have newish sport struts on so fingures crossed.Just waiting for damians reply about availability.

Thanks,Neil
 
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