Sorry Guy's Mountune VS Eiback Sport

[lonelysuperstar]

I searched and didn't really see anything. On my last Fiesta I had the Eibach and quite like the drop, but it seemed to be bouncy. I would like to try the Mountune but the drop seems to be a little more than the Eibach? Any feedback would be appreciated.

 

[imhenry66]

Most of the searches pointed to that Mountune springs are made by Eibach, but also to Mountune's specification. I just installed mine yesterday, and like them quite a lot. The ride also does feel less bumpy, but I'd like to spend more time with the car to confirm that. It also has very minimal drop, so I don't have to change my daily driving habit. I also have 15mm Garage Line adaptors. No rub whatsoever.

Good luck with your purchase!

 

[me32]

I searched and didn't really see anything. On my last Fiesta I had the Eibach and quite like the drop, but it seemed to be bouncy. I would like to try the Mountune but the drop seems to be a little more than the Eibach? Any feedback would be appreciated.

Getting better shocks will fix your bouncy issue. The stock shocks arent really made for lowing springs.

 

[lonelysuperstar]

Most of the searches pointed to that Mountune springs are made by Eibach, but also to Mountune's specification. I just installed mine yesterday, and like them quite a lot. The ride also does feel less bumpy, but I'd like to spend more time with the car to confirm that. It also has very minimal drop, so I don't have to change my daily driving habit. I also have 15mm Garage Line adaptors. No rub whatsoever.

Good luck with your purchase!

Thanks for the reply, your car looks great! I might just go with the Mountunes

 

[Chris G]

Mountune springs here for the last 20k miles or so. No complaints. I love them.

 

[imhenry66]

I do think [MENTION=670]me32[/MENTION] made a good point, which was something I didn't read carefully before answering. If the ride quality is giving you problem in general, regardless of springs brand, then you should be looking at shock upgrades.

 

[Plainrt]

Swift ftw.

 

[lonelysuperstar]

Swift ftw.

No thanks. Cant justify paying over $300 on springs. Plus, I like that the Mountune lowers more in the front than rear.

 

[Plainrt]

No thanks. Cant justify paying over $300 on springs. Plus, I like that the Mountune lowers more in the front than rear.

Are you serious? You can't afford 50-75 more for a better performing spring? I have heard it all lol

 

[lonelysuperstar]

Are you serious? You can't afford 50-75 more for a better performing spring? I have heard it all lol

Do you read? I said "cant' justify". Has nothing to do with my finances, I make good money.

 

[Plainrt]

Buying a performance car but then cheap on suspension seems odd. All over like 50 bucks......

 

[mattyboh]

I like that the Mountune lowers more in the front than rear.

Are you serious? You can't afford 50-75 more for a better performing spring? I have heard it all lol

Please read what this person says before attacking their choice. Sure, we all enjoy driving performance cars here. Some people also put a heavy weight on appearance. Let them choose what they want for the result they want.

 

[Plainrt]

I forgot many cars and coffee type of people now days.

 

[imhenry66]

Swift ftw.

I personally really like Swift, the Sport Springs (used on both of my Evos). But the only application available for our cars is Spec-R, which is a bit overkill for daily driving.

 

[Plainrt]

I had them on my daily and think they rode little better than stock. Sorry to derail. Back to orig post ?

 

[lonelysuperstar]

Mods close thread please.

 

[CanadianGuy]

Closing as requested.