Eibach | The Global Leader in Suspension Technology

Where to buy Eibach in Australia: Chicane Australia carries a focused Eibach range online: Pro-Kit lowering springs for the BMW M2 (F87 and G87) and Honda Civic Type R (FL5), a front and rear Anti-Roll-Kit for the BMW M2, M3 and M4 (F87, F80 and F82), and ERS metric coilover springs for race and custom builds. The F87 Pro-Kit lowers the M2 about 25mm at the front and 20mm at the rear. All Eibach listings show a lead time of 3 to 5 days, and Chicane ships Australia-wide from the NSW Central Coast.

Eibach is a German engineering company known for performance springs and anti-roll bars developed for specific chassis. Each spring is designed around the car and its factory dampers, aiming to sharpen handling while keeping ride quality liveable on Australian roads.

Shop by Vehicle

BMW M2 (F87), M2 Competition and M2 CS: Pro-Kit springs (25mm front, 20mm rear) and the Anti-Roll-Kit.
BMW M2 (G87): Pro-Kit lowering springs.
BMW M3 (F80) and BMW M4 (F82): front and rear Anti-Roll-Kit.
Honda Civic Type R (FL5): Pro-Kit performance lowering springs.

Shop by Product Type

Pro-Kit Lowering Springs: a balanced drop for daily driving with a tighter stance. Drop height varies by chassis; check each listing for the figure on your model. More: Lowering Springs.
Anti-Roll-Kits: front and rear performance sway bars that reduce body roll and improve turn-in. More: Sway Bars.
ERS Coilover Springs: metric springs such as 170mm long with a 60mm ID for coilovers. More: Coilover Springs.

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, so match the listing to your exact chassis: the F87 M2, M2 Competition and M2 CS share a kit, while the G87 M2 has its own. On cars with high-kilometre or worn dampers, refresh the dampers at the same time. Check that your wheel and tyre package clears the lower ride height, especially on staggered or wider setups.

ERS springs are chosen by length, inside diameter and rate, so measure your coilover or check its spec before ordering.

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

FAQ

Where can I buy Eibach lowering springs in Australia?

Chicane Australia sells Eibach lowering springs, sway bars and coilover springs and ships Australia-wide from the NSW Central Coast. Search by Eibach part number, or contact our team with your model and year so we can confirm fitment before you buy.

How much does the Eibach Pro-Kit lower a BMW M2 F87?

The Pro-Kit for the M2, M2 Competition and M2 CS (F87) drops the car about 25mm at the front and 20mm at the rear.

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

Not usually with Pro-Kit, which is engineered to suit factory dampers. If your dampers have high kilometres, replacing them at the same time is recommended.

Does the Eibach anti-roll bar kit fit the M3 and M4?

Yes. The front and rear Anti-Roll-Kit is listed for the BMW M2 (F87), M3 (F80) and M4 (F82). It is not listed for the G-series cars.

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