Which Eibach

[Mr. Dexter]

Im looking to purchase a lowering kit for the A/C I have a 2009 2.5s, I see there are different sizes for the Eibach prokit and Im curious about which one to use or how to determine that even. I have 18" rims so if one size will make it lower than the other I want the lowest you can go.
Thank you!

[SanoSuKe]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/EIBACH-PRO-KIT- ... 478wt_1270

[Mr. Dexter]

Thank you! Is ebay a safe bet? and do you think the 1.4/1.0 will be enough? or should I save and wait for coils? (would take about 8 months to save for them)

[SanoSuKe]

I think you should stick with lowering springs if this is your daily driven. I've read a lot about coilovers; pros, cons and problems and that's what I came up with. It's your car tho so it's up to you at the end of the day. I would wait tho for one of the OGs to post on here before you buy the kit, maybe they have a better website/price/opinion.

[Brody57]

Personally I prefer to order from Eibach direct. It may be a little more expensive but you dont have to worry about gettin scammed from ebay and they ship fast. I have ordered direct from them before. They are around $350 for a set of 4 springs on their website OR you can get them from Stillen's website for about $260. Either site you get them from will be good. Ive heard good things about Stillen so you may try to purchase off of their site.

[Mr. Dexter]

Will do, and honestly I was always going to buy from stillen just because ive never trusted ebay

[mmkeller]

Bought mine from Autoanything for $235 free shipping.

[DJ_B_Easy]

Eibach only makes one kit for the AC. Someone ALWAYS has them on sale. I got mine from Stillen for $212 delivered. Just search around. I would probably buy from eBay as well as long as they are new and the seller has a good rep. Eibach is honoring warranties without proof of payment now so I wouldnt be too worried about buying from an authorized dealer.