FYI

H&R lowering springs have a softer spring rate than stock.

I would go for the eibach's.


We have contracted and Eibach is producing spring for us for the 997TT

When we rated the 997TT springs from H&R we found they were softer than stock and made the ride even worse.


Eibach is the supplier to Porsche ( H&R is too)
Eiabch also supplies Techart and now GMG


Hope that helps.


Here is the our 997TT - WC Sport lowering spring made by Eibach on a 997TT

 

Hahahaaaa... Spyder you crack me up, so roadhumper.. what are u asking for the Eibach?

 

$350 shipped.

 

you going to install it in that red VW?

 

hahahaaaaa... you crack me up spyder997s! So roadrunner, how much for the new eibach incl shipping??

 

Sorry, I didn't realize I posted this message twice.. I got your message roadhumper.. How about $300 and we got a deal????

Just want to make sure.. This is a Eibach pro-kit for 05-08 997 S right?

 

$350 shipped and we got a deal. I'm out of town and will be back on 12/26. You can send the payment thru paypal. As soon as it clear i will ship you the spring. Thanks. PM me for my paypal acct if you are interested.

 

Fabryce.. I noticed you're in Santa Ana, Ca, what do you guys charge to install the Eibach springs?

 

How much is the labor and install charge to have springs installed?

 

I have read that people are paying as high as $650 for the work.

 

Spyder did you sell your H&R's to Yowzah996? If so, I have a set of H&R's for sale as well for anyone else who is interested. If Spyder's are still available buy his first.

 

As others have said, don't get either, get Damptronics (true coil overs with adjustable height). OEM shocks were not designed for the lower ride height.

 

will lowering the car have any problems going over speed bumps?

 

sorry to bring this thread back up from the dead - but does anyone know how long the stock shocks last when combined with eibach springs versus H&R springs?

 

Is it worth getting springs with the risk of the shocks giving out? What are the odds of that even happening? Does the way you drive it on a regular basis have anything to do with it?