Koni or Eibach coil overs?

[pape]

I'am wanting to buy a set of coilovers for my B6 and wanted to get and opinion.

For confort, not track or auto cross just for a slammed daily driver, what would be better koni or eibach?

also where is the best place to buy them? (best price)

thanks

[bora_1_8t]

I have Konis and I love them. You can go preaty low with them and still have a comfortable ride if you get them with adjustable dampaning. Also I got mine from mjm and didn't pay that much and it also came with a free neuspeed rear sway

[pape]

Thanks< and what type of roads do you drive on in Albuquerque?? The roads were I live are really bad and whantede to get an idea.

I have Konis and I love them. You can go preaty low with them and still have a comfortable ride if you get them with adjustable dampaning. Also I got mine from mjm and didn't pay that much and it also came with a free neuspeed rear sway

[BNZ TOY]

Konis if you like the fine adjustments (I had them before and didn't like how infinite the settings are, I always wondered if they were perfectly balanced).

Eibach, I would rather find a good deal on Bilsteins.

[doublezero30]

personally ide go with H&R. im supprised there are so few people on here that run their coilovers. their springs are an amazingly comfortable drive so i expect the coilovers to be about the same (depending on ride hieght of course.

[bwoy1981]

I have Eibach and cant complain at all. They are all the way down and I have absolutely no extreme bouncing and it drives great through bouncy roads.

[bora_1_8t]

we have pretty good roads here but even on the bad ones my konis are good

[b6onboost]

If you have really bad roads, I'll tell you right now that a stiffer lowered suspension just isn't comfortable at all. I have Konis (Stasis) and most roads I drive on are nice so the suspension feels just a tad stiffer than stock sport. However any road with a lot of bumps, broken pavement, pot holes, ect...the ride is bad. It's just a fact of life when you have a stiffer lowered suspension. So while I can drive around many areas and the car feels perfectly smooth, on really bad roads the ride is almost unbearable.

The roads were I live are really bad and whantede to get an idea.

[pape]

I know it wont be comfortable to use any lowered suspension on bad roads I have done it before but I want to know if I should get the ebach or the konis am kind of leaning towards the konis but wanted to get an opinion to see if anyone here has had a ride on both to see whats more comfortable or softer. Also were I can buy them for the lowest price

Thanks

If you have really bad roads, I'll tell you right now that a stiffer lowered suspension just isn't comfortable at all. I have Konis (Stasis) and most roads I drive on are nice so the suspension feels just a tad stiffer than stock sport. However any road with a lot of bumps, broken pavement, pot holes, ect...the ride is bad. It's just a fact of life when you have a stiffer lowered suspension. So while I can drive around many areas and the car feels perfectly smooth, on really bad roads the ride is almost unbearable.

[AvantJunkie]

Supposedly Koni's/Stasis are one of the softer rides, and that is why I went with them. I am just now getting ready to throw them on, so I can't personally verify that claim. However, I can tell you I got mine on sale from Achtuning.com for $1,039.

[EBG 18T]

Supposedly Koni's/Stasis are one of the softer rides, and that is why I went with them. I am just now getting ready to throw them on, so I can't personally verify that claim. However, I can tell you I got mine on sale from Achtuning.com for $1,039.

they are on the softer side. Which for many people is ideal.

personally ide go with H&R. im supprised there are so few people on here that run their coilovers. their springs are an amazingly comfortable drive so i expect the coilovers to be about the same (depending on ride hieght of course.

it seems to depend on the particular kit, but several of the cars i have ridden in with H&R coils have been over-damped.

[pape]

I see more people like the koni's so thats what am going to go with am going to go ahead and see if Achtuning.com can give me the same price, see if I order from them.
thanks

Supposedly Koni's/Stasis are one of the softer rides, and that is why I went with them. I am just now getting ready to throw them on, so I can't personally verify that claim. However, I can tell you I got mine on sale from Achtuning.com for $1,039.

[Skyler@Achtuning]

We just put them on sale :)

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...Qty!&p=4953524

[AvantJunkie]

We just put them on sale :)

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...Qty!&p=4953524

OP, jump on this deal!! You won't find them cheaper, and Achtuning is a stand-up company

[AudiAdi]

AutoAnything.com has Eibach coilovers for $1144.95 shipped. And they just sent me a 10% off coupon that expires Friday. EFB1022AA

[Matt@EuropaParts]

Yeah, the Stasis Streetsports are a good blend of sportiness while still retaining a nice ride quality...its probably why so many people choose them. I have a few sets I'm trying to clear out ASAP (I need more room for incoming inventory)...drop me a PM/email if you're interested.

[russcul boi]

How do the vogtland/vogtland GT co's compare to the stasis/koni co's in terms of ride quality and ride height adjustability??

[pape]

AutoAnything.com has Eibach coilovers for $1144.95 shipped. And they just sent me a 10% off coupon that expires Friday. EFB1022AA



Im intrested on these plus with the welcom cupon they come out to be $1034 shipped I really like that price but how is the ride compared to the konis??? I have only read good stuff about the ride quality for the konis not so much for the eibachs