Stinger lowering springs installed

[CoconutRob]

Awsome thx

 

[Draco-REX]

Eibach lowering springs for a Kia stinger installed.
Just pulled it out of the garage. About the test them out.

I'm also interested in the ride quality. I had a CTS-V coupe and used Eibach springs to lower it. They preserved most of the ride quality; to the point where the wife couldn't tell the difference. I'd like to replicate that again. Do you think they would pas the Wife Test on the G70?

 

[freelancer]

I'm also interested in the ride quality. I had a CTS-V coupe and used Eibach springs to lower it. They preserved most of the ride quality; to the point where the wife couldn't tell the difference. I'd like to replicate that again. Do you think they would pas the Wife Test on the G70?

Coming from an STI, which is a TOTAL wife test fail, she loves the Stinger/G70 ride. I did Eibach springs and sways and she asked why I spent the money because she doesn't notice a difference at all. That is a PASS to me. BTW, they do make a noticeable difference in looks and handling. Do it, you will not regret it.

 

[Cclemon]

Hi, I'm new to this community. Are the stinger stings you mentioned this part number: E10-46-035-01-22? I have a 2.0 and am currently trying to lower it. I've checked out the ARK springs and the eibach springs and are considering between the two. can someone please help and maybe give me some suggestions?

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[Btrain117]

Looks the same as stock height

 

[Timbo Slice]

Hi, I'm new to this community. Are the stinger stings you mentioned this part number: E10-46-035-01-22? I have a 2.0 and am currently trying to lower it. I've checked out the ARK springs and the eibach springs and are considering between the two. can someone please help and maybe give me some suggestions?

Yes, that will work. Just note that it is made to fit the AWD version so the drop will be different compared to the RWD application (part# E10-46-035-01-22 drops 0.8" front and rear. Which leads to my question...

Sorry to revive this somewhat old thread but didn't want to start another one for this...
My question is, I have a G70 3.3T RWD and I want to get it a bit lower. I would like to use the Stinger Eibach springs as they are about the only springs I've ever used, although not apposed to other brands. Would the springs for the AWD Stinger with the 1.2-1.4" drop be too much on my RWD G70 or should I just use the springs for RWD application with 0.8" drop?

 

[dbuckingham144]

Yes, that will work. Just note that it is made to fit the AWD version so the drop will be different compared to the RWD application (part# E10-46-035-01-22 drops 0.8" front and rear. Which leads to my question...

Sorry to revive this somewhat old thread but didn't want to start another one for this...
My question is, I have a G70 3.3T RWD and I want to get it a bit lower. I would like to use the Stinger Eibach springs as they are about the only springs I've ever used, although not apposed to other brands. Would the springs for the AWD Stinger with the 1.2-1.4" drop be too much on my RWD G70 or should I just use the springs for RWD application with 0.8" drop?

I have the 1.4”/1.2” drop on my rwd and it works just fine. I am not sure what part number though as the company I went through ordered them.

 

[Timbo Slice]

I have the 1.4”/1.2” drop on my rwd and it works just fine. I am not sure what part number though as the company I went through ordered them.

Eibach springs? Do you have any pictures?

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