ePuFFy

I have Eibach springs on stock shocks now, and I think the shocks are about dead.... I have a set of H&R coilovers already to install, should I put them on, or just get some Koni or Eibach shocks?

I'd like to keep the ride as non-harsh as possible, and noticeable difference between a Eibach/Koni setup VS H&R coilovers? I used to have PSS9 coilovers, and loved them on the softest or medium settings.

Pics with Eibach springs...
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nikhil

h&amp;r springs are pretty stiff IIRC, and konis generally offer a more compliant ride than bilsteins

qtroCUB

I have H&amp;R coilovers if you want a ride.

alms_TT_ny

I'm happy with my Bilstein sports and Eibachs

ePuFFy

did you ever end up getting all your other stuff installed?

ePuFFy

is the pic in your sig pre-eibach springs?

alms_TT_ny

Since I had it all done at the same time, well obviously most is the spring, but the bilsteins are a high pressure shock. I don't know what eibachs feel like with stock shocks, but it sucked driving around on Boston roads before and it sucks only a little more with the bilstein/ eibach. I think most here will agree that the eibach/bilstein is a decent combo for city driving.
Maybe someone else who has experience with Konis can give you some feedback.

Yeah, the sig pic is before the suspension was changed.

qtroCUB

FMIC and Smoked Corners left to do... just sold my other car so debating what to do with that money.

alms_TT_ny

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Death sTTar

That's the set up I have. I've been pleased with them. Stiff but definitely tolerable, even on 19s.