Quote Originally Posted by donweather View Post
So for those that have the Eibach lowered springs with stock shocks, can I ask, do these lowered springs assist in anyway with more front wheel traction/less axial tramping etc, or are they purely for handling (cornering)?
Lowering springs alone are good for posing and cornering on very smooth roads. You need DAMPERS that are matched to them for improved control (stock ones may work sort of OK for a while but the higher spring rate WILL kill them much more quickly than they would last with the OE springs).

As stated by others in this thread alone
Quote Originally Posted by Martin View Post
I used lower springs on stock shocks, the out come was hard and unstatisfactory
I switched to Eibach springs and Bilstein shocks - wonderful solution (back to factory ride height)
Quote Originally Posted by fred27 View Post
It is not the spring alone that affects the ride. Important to remember that the spring needs to be matched to the shock. I'm using the Eibach pro (springs and shock kit bought from Eibach Australia). Lower, good handling and supple ride.
Quote Originally Posted by Mysticality View Post
I have the VWR springs, and they make a difference in cornering, but undulating country roads now feel horribly floaty and scary, when they used to be able to be taken with confidence... But new shocks will *probably* solve that.