I have my 1st gen sedan Eibach's on the car right now but I'm sick of the ****ty ride quality and everyone seems to complain when they're in my car. I've had them on for about a year now and I personally hate the ride quality but like the look.

Which springs have the best and most comfortable ride but also make for a good drop? I prefer it to be low but at this point the ride quality is **** for a $40k car.

Eibach pro kit for the new sedans?
Tanabe?
H&R?
Something else?

 

how low are you wanting to be dropped

 

you should try tein stech, i just installed it a week ago and its a little softer than stock. but i like it because its comfortable for everyday driving.

 

I think the most comfortable springs for a sedan are stock springs And I don't want change them, because I won't be able to drive at winter here.

And I won't be able to get to the house in my village even at summer!

 

The 07+ Eibach Pros don't change ride quality much at all until you hit bigger bumps. Then yes, you notice the rougher ride.
The Tanabes are a little softer than the Eibachs.
Impul may be a good choice as well but a little more expensive.

 

What's up bro. How are the VMR's. Since your car is dropped on 1st Gen Eibach Pro kit i think that they would give you more of a drop than the springs that were made for the 2nd gen. What I would suggest to you would be H&R springs. I think Brian at G35NYC is selling his so maybe you can try them out. If you want ride quality then the best springs would be the Eibach Pro kit. They give a little less drop up front since your car is AWD but the ride quality is almost the same as stock except for the BIG potholes that you would go through.

 

So far it seems everyone is reccomending TEIN S-Techs for a soft ride. I may have to change it up soon.

 

i have eibach pro kit on my 07 sedan and ride is still pretty much stock. even my buddy who owns a is250 dropped was surprised how nice the ride was still even though it's a kinda aggressive drop