What model did you have them on?
Eibach USA says they‘ve not been “ verified “ for the US or Canadian market for a 982 although I’ve seen pictures of a 982 in Europe and the box does say 982.

 

How much would these lower the 982? 10 or 20mm or more?

 

I'm interested too. Why did you remove them?

 

Why are you asking $40 more for a used set than Tire Rack sells them for new with free shipping?

 

the car was 2018 base cayman, My driveway has a sharp transition and I got tired of scraping. so if I say $340 will you but them

 

As the previous poster, how much do they lower ( W/O PASM )? In mm or inches?

 

Sorry

I actually never got to measure it, I totally forgot to do it and I really wish I had. the picture shows the before and after results

 

Thanks for posting…. It really sinks the front….

 

I have the Eibach springs as well - I would estimate a 25-30mm drop on a non-PASM car.

 

What's the difference between front and rear drop? I'm curious about how many mm in front vs. how many mm for rear.

 

• Note: Avg. low 1.2"F & 0.8"R.
  With PASM. Without PASM.

https://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-100...6&SID=b200f665a29e428baab500164a372c90&cjevent=456c178e595411ed827e2b760a1c0e14

 

Tire Rack is wrong. They lower different amounts depending on with/without PASM.

 

Tire Rack says it’s N/A for my vehicle ( 2018 Cayman S ) , that’s what EIBACH says also.

 

What's interesting is that in another thread, the seller here on the forum showed a picture of the box. Same exact part number and it indicated it was for 981/982 Caymans. I believe these are interchangeable parts and am not sure why some sites don't indicate this.

 

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Without PASM: 1.2 (F) and .8 (R)
With PASM: .8 (F) and .8 (R)

This is according to the Eibach site.