Apex or H&R

[BRUNE]

I have H&R on my twingo rs cup, they are good inputs on the circuit, but much too hard on normal road, bumpy road and unbearable. I think I'll change to Eibach. I would like opinions on Eibach.

 

[user 980]

I'm sure Eibach don't make twingo rs springs???

 

[BRUNE]

Eibach or another brand if they are softer. I am looking for opinions on this subject.

 

[user 980]

There isn't going to be a softer spring. There's spax which I have (haven't got round to fitting yet), apex, or h&r. All are going to be about the same

 

[singlespeed]

Renaults RS133 non cup springs will be softer

 

[BRUNE]

Thank you for your answer. Hope that the Spax are less hard, because H & R are really limited for daily use.
Spring Rs non cup are not short springs.

 

[MovingShadow]

I'm sure Eibach don't make twingo rs springs???

I think they do.

I think there are even Eibach springs available for the Wind.

 

[BRUNE]

Yes for the Wind, but not for the twingo rs

 

[maggi200]

Does the wind share the same components and geometry as the RS, and therfore any springs for the Wind would be the same?

 

[GhostZ]

Does the wind share the same components and geometry as the RS, and therfore any springs for the Wind would be the same?

i think so cause if i recall Movingshadow has a Twingo RS coilover kit under his Wind

 

[GhostZ]

Does the wind share the same components and geometry as the RS, and therfore any springs for the Wind would be the same?

i think so cause if i recall Movingshadow has a Twingo RS coilover kit under his Wind

 

[MovingShadow]

https://eibach.verlagings-veren.nl/contents/nl/d306_eibach_renault_wind.html

Strange thing is, there are no Eibach springs for the Twingo RS but there are springs for the Wind 1.2 Tce/1.6 VVT

So they should fit without problems on a Twingo RS.