Question about Eibach springs on ZCP suspension

1SerieStud · 06-09-2013, 07:54 AM

Hello all,

Does anyone know the (dis)advantages of replacing the already lower ZCP springs with Eibach springs? I personally do not see the point considering how much R&D goes into the M suspensions. Also, changing the springs affects the suspension geometry overall - compression, rebound, ride height, etc. How would it affect EDC? Premature strut/shock wear?

All valid knowledge will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

THE TECH · 06-10-2013, 02:51 PM

As with any aftermarket springs, you could see some premature wear. As far as the extent of this wear, it's probably negligible at the most. Aftermarket springs have been used by many, many users. Grab a set and be worry free.

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