Full Version: Eibach Pro Kit Lowering Springs For 850 S70 Models
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awesome awesome deal!
(now if you would sell me your r bumper
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(now if you would sell me your r bumper
)
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QUOTE ((n)A-GAME @ Nov 16 2008, 04:27 PM) 
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i have same springs, perfect drop in my opinion.
How hard of an install is this if i would do it myself??
QUOTE (srhpunk26 @ Nov 17 2008, 04:50 PM)
How hard of an install is this if i would do it myself??
Real easy - done them myself a few times. There's a great write-up online also. If you need the link, PM me.
QUOTE (PharmD @ Nov 16 2008, 03:59 PM)
Selling a practically new Eibach lowering springs "Pro Kit" that fits 850 sedan and S70 models (they will FIT wagons but I don't know how it would sit). They have only 500 miles on them and are in excellent shape - they're still in their original Eibach box. There are a lot of springs available for these cars and I think personally that Eibach are the best all-around peforming spring available. Auto-X, here you come! 
What is the model number on them? the 8410 being sold by IPD are for the wagons according to Eibach. Talking with an Eibach tech, he said that the correct springs for the sedans are 8418's which aren't carried by Eibach in the US. If these are the correct springs for the sedans i'll definitely take them.
Fasteddy5, I don't mean to be argumentative, but it would appear that you have been misinformed. These are model 8410.140 and are clearly marked 850 S70 V70 (1993-2000). If this was incorrect, then anyone in the U.S. using Eibach springs on a sedan would be using the wrong ones...? That being said, that's probably unlikely. To clarify, I took a couple shots of the label on the box:
Thanks guys,
Stephen
Thanks guys,
Stephen
QUOTE (PharmD @ Nov 17 2008, 07:54 PM)
Fasteddy5, I don't mean to be argumentative, but it would appear that you have been misinformed. These are model 8410.140 and are clearly marked 850 S70 V70 (1993-2000). If this was incorrect, then anyone in the U.S. using Eibach springs on a sedan would be using the wrong ones...? That being said, that's probably unlikely. To clarify, I took a couple shots of the label on the box:
Thanks guys,
Stephen
Thanks guys,
Stephen
from what i understood when i bought mine, there are sedan and wagon springs, the sedan sat slightly higher in the rear... and the wagon springs sat slightly lower in the rear... i bought the wagon springs for my car.
QUOTE (PharmD @ Nov 16 2008, 12:59 PM)
Selling a practically new Eibach lowering springs "Pro Kit" that fits 850 sedan and S70 models (they will FIT wagons but I don't know how it would sit). They have only 500 miles on them and are in excellent shape - they're still in their original Eibach box. There are a lot of springs available for these cars and I think personally that Eibach are the best all-around peforming spring available. Auto-X, here you come!
These are pretty expensive springs - IPD is asking $262.00 for a set, plus shipping. (See them on IPD's site here)
I'm asking $175 for them. I'm not going to post any pictures since you can see what these look like on IPD's site, but if you REALLY want some, let me know
Thanks guys,
Stephen
These are pretty expensive springs - IPD is asking $262.00 for a set, plus shipping. (See them on IPD's site here)
I'm asking $175 for them. I'm not going to post any pictures since you can see what these look like on IPD's site, but if you REALLY want some, let me know
Thanks guys,
Stephen
if these aren't sold by the first, i'll take them. i'll keep in touch
I know that IPD lists these springs for the S70's but if you call Eibach USA they will tell you that they don't carry springs for the S70 and these springs, model #8410 are for 850 wagons and V70's. The correct ones for the sedans have the same front springs and different rears since the sedans way around 200 lbs less than the wagons.
When I called Eibach, the tech had to look up the S70 in their German catalog to find them, and if you look on UK websites for example you will find that they list different springs for the sedans and wagons. check out Roadrunner Motorsports.
When I called Eibach, the tech had to look up the S70 in their German catalog to find them, and if you look on UK websites for example you will find that they list different springs for the sedans and wagons. check out Roadrunner Motorsports.
If that is indeed true, it would seem that these are the U.S. Eibach springs for sedans then 
So, guys, sedan OR wagon - come and get them!
So, guys, sedan OR wagon - come and get them!
Sorry, i didn't mean to hijack your sale, I was excited for a moment that these were what i was looking for. This is a great deal on these springs.
these work with
93-97 850 and 855
98-00 S70 or V70
98- ?? C70
Fronts will work with AWD cars Rears wont.
98-00 XC , AWD, R
93-97 850 and 855
98-00 S70 or V70
98- ?? C70
Fronts will work with AWD cars Rears wont.
98-00 XC , AWD, R
QUOTE (Lil-Bo-Peep @ Nov 17 2008, 10:30 PM)
these work with
93-97 850 and 855
98-00 S70 or V70
98- ?? C70
93-97 850 and 855
98-00 S70 or V70
98- ?? C70
Thanks for the clarification, Justin - I appreciate it.
QUOTE (PharmD @ Nov 17 2008, 11:14 PM)
Thanks for the clarification, Justin - I appreciate it.
No prob
only cars they wont work is the AWD ones
Still for sale?
QUOTE (Logan2224 @ Nov 18 2008, 11:18 AM)
Still for sale?
Still available - someone get these out of my hair!
QUOTE (PharmD @ Nov 17 2008, 09:09 PM)
If that is indeed true, it would seem that these are the U.S. Eibach springs for sedans then
So, guys, sedan OR wagon - come and get them!
So, guys, sedan OR wagon - come and get them!
i actually am running the same part number on my c70 vert right now and this is how it sits
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