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Eibach Lowering Springs & Sway Bars for BMW and Volkswagen

Eibach is a German engineering company known for performance springs, anti-roll bars and wheel spacers developed for specific vehicle chassis. Rather than a generic drop kit, each Eibach spring is engineered around the chassis and factory dampers it suits, aiming to improve handling while keeping ride quality livable on Australian roads.

Shop by Vehicle

Eibach parts in this range suit BMW M2, M3 and M4 and Volkswagen Golf GTI and R. If you can't see the right kit for your model, get in touch and we'll check availability.

Shop by Product Type

Pro-Kit Lowering Springs: a balanced drop for daily driving with a tighter stance. Drop height varies by chassis, generally around 10 to 30mm; check each product listing for the figure on your model.
Sportline Springs: a lower, firmer setup for a more aggressive look and sharper turn-in, best suited to cars that see regular track use.
Anti-Roll-Kits: performance sway bars that reduce body roll and improve turn-in response.
Pro-Spacer Wheel Spacers: precision spacers for correcting wheel fitment and stance.

Why Eibach

Eibach designs its springs around the rate and geometry of each chassis, working with the factory dampers rather than against them. The result is less nose-dive under brakes and less body roll through corners, without a ride that's harsh on rough roads.

Choosing the Right Part

Pro-Kit springs are designed to work within the range of factory dampers. Sportline kits are firmer and lower, and on cars with high-kilometre or worn dampers they're best paired with a performance damper such as Bilstein. Check that your wheel and tyre package clears the lower ride height, especially on staggered or wider setups.

Installation & What You'll Need

Installation by a professional is recommended, followed by a wheel alignment, as lowering changes camber and toe.

Pair with the rest of your build

Bilstein shock absorbers and dampers
KORSH suspension components

FAQ

What is the difference between Pro-Kit and Sportline?

Pro-Kit gives a moderate drop with ride comfort close to stock, suiting daily driving. Sportline is lower and firmer, aimed at a more aggressive stance and sharper handling, usually at some cost to comfort.

Do I need to change my shocks when installing Eibach springs?

Not usually with Pro-Kit, which is engineered to suit factory dampers. With Sportline, or if your dampers have high kilometres, a performance damper is recommended.

Will Eibach springs fit my exact model and year?

Fitment varies by chassis and model year. Check the product listing for your car, or contact us to confirm before you buy.

Are lowering springs road legal?

Ride height rules vary by state. Check with your state's registration authority before fitting.

Not sure which Eibach kit suits your car? Contact our team at sales@chicaneaustralia.com.au.