2022 forte eibach lower springs

jerrys40 said:

that extra loop on the blue ones might do the trick. and what about shocks and struts

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Unfortunately, I couldn't find any, even for my car. The rear shocks have changed in the Veloster. I'm not sure where the cut off is, but eventually the Veloster and late Hyundai/Kia went with a different rear shock upper mount. Even if you did have the early style rear shock, all I've seen are (other than OE) aftermarket oe replacements. I went with coilover set up because no dampers are available. If Eibach had a sport shock kit, it would be about the same as a decent set of coilovers.

Panda motorworks has these Performance Lowering Spring Kit Hyundai Elantra SR & Veloster N 2017+ & Kia Forte GT

anonimaus said:

I did Pro Kits for the 2020 Veloster (E10-42-047-04-22) after settling they are lower than I expected; but front to back quite even; I’ve had them on for about a year now. View attachment 89443
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what shocks did you go with. my stock front shocks made the car bounce when I had lowered it. when I put the front stocks back on it road normal

jerrys40 said:

what shocks did you go with. my stock front shocks made the car bounce when I had lowered it. when I put the front stocks back on it road normal

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I’m on stock shocks and it handles perfectly

Going to revive this as opposed to making a new thread. To those with the Pro Kit, how is the ride quality? I know all lowering springs are going to sacrifice some ride quality, however I also know that the progressive rate springs don't ride as harsh as a linear rate. Any and all feed back is greatly appreciated.

Don't forget there is a Forte GT specific application now.
PRO-KIT Performance Springs (Set of 4 Springs) (eibach.com)

1.6TexGT2 said:

Going to revive this as opposed to making a new thread. To those with the Pro Kit, how is the ride quality? I know all lowering springs are going to sacrifice some ride quality, however I also know that the progressive rate springs don't ride as harsh as a linear rate. Any and all feed back is greatly appreciated.

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Mine rides and absorbs bumps like stock until you push it and then they tighten up nicely in aggressive cornering and there is very little body roll.

Am I right that the beginning of this thread is a Forte GT-line that jerrys40 put a Eibach Forte GT spring kit into?

2023BD said:

Am I right that the beginning of this thread is a Forte GT-line that jerrys40 put a Eibach Forte GT spring kit into?

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Seems like it