recently my rear springs (Eibach Pro Kit), the springs keep hitting each other making this ugly sound...has anyone had this prob??? I can't find anywhere a number for eibach customer service. There is about 1 millimeter in space inbetween coils right now in the back, wtf!? HELP PLEASE!

 

http://www.eibach.com/DR/Customer_Redirect.htm

Its cause you got Tokicos. Lowers it even more.

 

so if i got different shocks it would be fine?

 

I tried that number too already, no answer.

 

Its sunday today. Try on one of the business days.

 

i have the same problem Someone said there is a cover like thing on the stock shocks you have to put on the pro kits I dont know i keep meaning to look

 

I found that number and called during the week at 130pm and nothing, i was waiting for 20 mins for a person to answer?
Could it just be my shocks??? I don't think it's the sleave, the coils shouldn't be that close! But I will check. Thanks.... This is weird, this didn't happen the first 3 months!

 

the coils on the bottom should be on top of each other. mine sit on each other in the rear. its norm. but the rest fo the coils should be bout .5" apart.

 

Do your spring hit then in the rear and can you hear it? I hear it like every 10 mins on the average! and it's loud and annoying! and mine aren't .5" apart in the middle, more like 1.5 millimeters!!!!!!!

 

i dont hear anything. if all ur coils are on top of each other then something is wrong.

 

I know, but not sure what? Where did you get those VXCL, the Xenon projector kit?

 

its not a kit, its oem audi tt projectors, and oem audi a6 d2s system. i had to custom fit em. take the housings apart and modify them.

 

i had the same problem when i installed my pro kit almost a 8 months ago. wut happened was the non progressive part of the spring are almost sitting on top of each other/ no seperation, and there were clunking/thud sound when i go over bumps.

taken from old thread: http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...5&pagenumber=1


#1. i contacted eibach spring tech. the tech that i spoke with told me that it is normal for the non progressive part of the spring to seat like that. he said that it was designed that way. when i ask him about the clunking sound, he suggested that i put a piece of honda spring tubing (part #52442-sm1-a00) over the coil between the progressive and non progressive part of the spring. he said that is where the clapping come from. the honda part list above is about a dollar he said.

#2. the clapping or clunking noise in my rear springs are gone with the honda silencer tube (part # listed above) however, you would need four of these on each side to seperate or prevent the coil to coil contact. what ive used was a [3/8"] diameter wire conduit. i just wrapped them around @ the non progressive part of the spring coil, and it is working very good. no more cluking over bumps.

after 8 months the wire conduit still work fine. no clunking sound and they seem to holding up still.

 

awesome, thanks soo much thai!!!