Brian Daly at Austin Detailing. He did mine, PM me and I’ll give you his contact info.
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Eibach Releases Performance Pack Lowering Springs
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Brian Daly at Austin Detailing. He did mine, PM me and I’ll give you his contact info.
Thanks for the info DB-Cooper. His shop is pretty close to my office so, I'll stop by to get a quote.
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Time0ut
No issues on ride. I don’t even think about it anymore, but every time I walk up to the car, I get a smile on my face on his sleek it looks.
Never had any issues with it myself. And I've never heard of anyone else having issues.
Hi all,
I’ve been following this thread for a few weeks. I have a Model 3 Performance (Non-Performance Package) that I bought in Aug 2018. I recently upgraded my stock Aero wheels to 20” TSW Aileron wheels with a Toyo Proxes 4 Plus staggered wheels, mid-to-low profile tires, so not much cushioning.
I’m having the worst ride these days, it’s super bumpy, feels every pin on the road, every small groove or ditch the car goes over, hits my brain and my ears with the cabin making noise. On high speeds and big bumps, the car goes like a horse - up and down. I am so frustrated. I keep the PSI to 41 (Cool) - 45 (Hot). I’m looking for a smooth ride, something that will cushion up much more and give me less bumpy ride.
I called Unplugged Performance, they recommended MILD springs. I ordered them on the phone (free shipping), and they’re backordered till end of August.
Did I make the right call?
I’ve been following this thread for a few weeks. I have a Model 3 Performance (Non-Performance Package) that I bought in Aug 2018. I recently upgraded my stock Aero wheels to 20” TSW Aileron wheels with a Toyo Proxes 4 Plus staggered wheels, mid-to-low profile tires, so not much cushioning.
I’m having the worst ride these days, it’s super bumpy, feels every pin on the road, every small groove or ditch the car goes over, hits my brain and my ears with the cabin making noise. On high speeds and big bumps, the car goes like a horse - up and down. I am so frustrated. I keep the PSI to 41 (Cool) - 45 (Hot). I’m looking for a smooth ride, something that will cushion up much more and give me less bumpy ride.
I called Unplugged Performance, they recommended MILD springs. I ordered them on the phone (free shipping), and they’re backordered till end of August.
Did I make the right call?
Thanks Fitz and Sanjuvarma for supporting our independent small business - We're pushing to have our new springs for you hopefully in 4 weeks or so in both cases. Our newest Mild springs are going to be our most comfortable spring we've ever made. We've enhanced our engineering on that and may actually rename it to "comfort spec" based on our engineering tweaks. Our new Moderates are also getting even further optimized. This is one of the benefits of making these for multiple years and being deeply involved in the engineering, we continue to make micro optimizations with every production run.
Wow. Nice.. and just to confirm, this is with the Eibach set up. If so, at a 1 inch gap front and back, looks very nice.
I have an LR RWD and for what it’s worth, I am 100% completely satisfied with my Eibach springs. I chose them because I’ve had their springs on previous modified vehicles and have never had any issues, not to mention they are one of the leaders in suspension. The ride height is perfect for me and even with a staggered 20” set-up, the ride quality is comfortable.
If my googling research is correct, the gross curb weight difference between an SR+ vs LR is 178lbs. That’s basically 2 kids in riding in the back seats. Not sure how much more additional engineering goes into changing the spring rates for 178lbs, but If the SR+ springs are readily available, I don’t think you’ll regret getting them. I haven’t had any issues whatsoever, nor have I read anyone else have them either. Can’t say the same for some of the other products out there that are basically white-labeling their brand name.
Good luck your decision.
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