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EddieGTA · 04-05-2008

Originally Posted by Ferryman_1957

I don't know which is the best combo, but Koni FSDs and Eibachs have worked well for me on the 156 GTA. They have lowered the car slightly. Don't know if it's 30mm or not, but the wheels fill the arches better. Ride is great. Several other folks have fitted the Harvey-Bailey shocks and Eibach spring combination supplied by Monza Sport in the UK and say this is very good.

Cheers,

Nigel

Ned gave me a demo of his 156 test mule, and I was very impressed. I hadn't considered suspension changes before but have decided to keep the GTA another 3 years or so, and am considering this. I think that along with the Q2 I just had would make the GTA the car it should have been, would you agree Nigel now you have both yourself?

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EddieGTA Club Member Club Member Number: 91 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dartford, UK Posts: 4,392 Member car: 156 GTA	Re: suspension advice Originally Posted by Ferryman_1957 I don't know which is the best combo, but Koni FSDs and Eibachs have worked well for me on the 156 GTA. They have lowered the car slightly. Don't know if it's 30mm or not, but the wheels fill the arches better. Ride is great. Several other folks have fitted the Harvey-Bailey shocks and Eibach spring combination supplied by Monza Sport in the UK and say this is very good. Cheers, Nigel Ned gave me a demo of his 156 test mule, and I was very impressed. I hadn't considered suspension changes before but have decided to keep the GTA another 3 years or so, and am considering this. I think that along with the Q2 I just had would make the GTA the car it should have been, would you agree Nigel now you have both yourself?