lower750

i have the option of getting Eibach pro kit for $100, should I?

markbradford

replace the shocks too

mnemonic

you will greatly shorten the life span ofyour shocks if you only do the springs

Troy H

replace them now unless you relish the idea of tearing your suspension apart twice in 6 months.

drwombat

people have had issues. I myself went with H&amp;Rs after going through the rubbing. <a href="https://forums.audiworld.com/a4/msgs/1563789.phtml">Example</a>

As for your other question: never mind the cost of the shocks, think cost of labor and save money by doing the shocks and springs at once. It could easily save you a couple hundred bucks in labor by doing 'em both at the same time.

andysprague

Everything is still as good as it was day one. I have had no issues &amp; no rubbing. Personally I like the setup. I know that the sport shock will not last forever, but I will upgrade them when I have the money. For now they are still fine.

The fact that I can get them swapped for free helps too though.

ArandA4

If you have non-sport suspension, do shocks at the same time.

Carol from Canada

Same here. I had Prokits w/ sport shox for about a year without any problems.