montgb

iTrader: (7)

Hi everyone,
I just had a local shop install the Eibach pro-kit on my 350. When I got the car home, however, I noticed that there is a bigger gap (1") between the front wheel and fender as compared to the back wheel (no gap). Since the Eibachs are supposed to drop the front more than the rear, I would have expected just the opposite.

Now I'm worried that the shop messed up and installed the springs backward. Is this possible to do? I didn't open the box to see if the springs were clearly marked, so I don't know if it would be an easy mistake to make.

I hope that I'm being paranoid and I just need to let the springs settle. But it just doesn't look right.

And advice would be appreciated!

cspec

Nope... I had this situation before. You just got the IS350 kit, as compared to the IS250 version that most people buy to give you an even drop.

montgb

iTrader: (7)

Thanks for the reply, CSPEC. So you're saying you experienced the same thing when you installed the Pro-Kit on your 350?

r1lee

Yup, CSPEC had the problem on his eibach kit.

Galaxy 40

I have the is350 sport package, do you guys know if the eibach kit will lower the car further or does the specified drop for the lux package only?

aira

I wish I knew that before I bought my IS350 springs.

taylorjste

so it possible/safe to run the is250 eibach springs on a 350 in order to get an even drop?

gsrthomas

iTrader: (1)

I'm thinking about getting some LMS springs. They give you an EVEN drop. Looks pretty sweet.