WTB: Model 3 LR AWD Lowering springs

[Daguilar]

Looking for some unplugged performance moderate springs for a LR AWD model 3.

Would consider others if price is good.

 

[Dan Wang]

I have a set of Eibach Prokit for the AWD Model 3. Lowers the front 1" and the rear 1.4"

 

[jeremykyletran]

I have tsportline mild springs on my LR AWD. I'm converting to air suspension so they'll be available for $250 if you can wait. (1-2 weeks?)

 

[Daguilar]

I have a set of Eibach Prokit for the AWD Model 3. Lowers the front 1" and the rear 1.4"

How much are you asking for? Condition? And location?

 

[Daguilar]

I have tsportline mild springs on my LR AWD. I'm converting to air suspension so they'll be available for $250 if you can wait. (1-2 weeks?)

How many miles on them? How's the ride on these? Location?

 

[jeremykyletran]

How many miles on them? How's the ride on these? Location?

About 10,000 miles on them
In my opinion, they handle better and smoother than stock.

I'm located in Torrance/South Bay area but will likely get them taken off in the Huntington Beach area where I'm doing the air suspension.

 

[Daguilar]

About 10,000 miles on them
In my opinion, they handle better and smoother than stock.

I'm located in Torrance/South Bay area but will likely get them taken off in the Huntington Beach area where I'm doing the air suspension.

Cool, I am in Fullerton. So not to far from either. How low is the drop?

 

[jeremykyletran]

It's advertised as 1" lower front and back but I never measured my stock spring height to actually see the difference.
I chose the tsportline milds based on pictures and was really pleased with the overall stance and where they settled.
I'd say it's a generous 1" drop front to back.

Here's a before and after photo that I could find of my own car.

 

[Dan Wang]

How much are you asking for? Condition? And location?

$220 used for 5000 miles. Located in Santa Ana CA