Anyone running Emmanuelle Design springs ?

[Quebster]

They check off all 3 boxes of what you're looking for

Do it

x2. They are great springs, I've had them on for about 6 months now and couldn't be happier. Perfect drop IMO, good ride quality, and great business. I would post a pic or two for you but it's bugging out right now.

 

[IBFreeman]

bump. Looking for more pics.

 

[Quebster]

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[BrandonB00]

daily driven 80 to 100 miles. perfect springs for a daily driver. Don't know how useful the pic is

 

[IBFreeman]

Thanks fellas!

 

[hawker800mech]

Going to install mine soon and have DCC. I always hear about the drop and ride quality, but what about the handling? From stock do they have more understeer, are they neutral, or have more oversteer (turn-in)? I am impressed with the factory in that I can get it fairly balanced in turns and have induced throttle lift oversteer in a tight turn once (that was cool for a FWD).

 

[Emmanuele Design]

Going to install mine soon and have DCC. I always hear about the drop and ride quality, but what about the handling? From stock do they have more understeer, are they neutral, or have more oversteer (turn-in)? I am impressed with the factory in that I can get it fairly balanced in turns and have induced throttle lift oversteer in a tight turn once (that was cool for a FWD).

The springs will bring the handling closer to neutral than the stock springs, but a rear sway bar will have much more of a pronounced effect on the vehicle handling.

 

[hawker800mech]

The springs will bring the handling closer to neutral than the stock springs, but a rear sway bar will have much more of a pronounced effect on the vehicle handling.

Thanks for your input. I was going to wait to see how the springs were before getting a RSB. I am looking at the adjustable type so I can tune a bit to my liking.

 

[droeck]

Just got mine installed a week or so ago. Had them sitting in the garage since last year. I seem to notice a bit of a forward rake on mine, especially now that I got new PSS installed last week. Oh well, love the look and close to stock ride. And traction now too!!!











Michelin PSS 235 / 40 18

 

[jacincm]

Installing mine tomorrow. Love the OEM black and proud to support an American company. I'll post my lessons learned in here and the shock/damper thread. I'll be sure to provide very detailed pics of the results with the stock wheels/tires


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[SuperDuper]

Quick question for you since you've got longevity on the springs. Do you see the "reverse rake" often when you see your car with these springs? I know the car has a "lower rear arch then the front so im contemplating purchasing the Audi TT pads for the rear to give it a little boost and keep the rake at least appearing even.

(I purchased a set of these springs but have t installed them yet)

Didn't see an answer for this but I was curious as well. Is there any "reverse rake" with these springs?

 

[Emmanuele Design]

Tire to fender gaps will be even...

 

[AtlantaDad]

Car not included, I presume? [emoji14]

 

[Derushi]

With spacers?

Tire to fender gaps will be even...

 

[Zer0DazE]

7 months and 5000+ miles on mine... still love them.