What Eibach makes
Eibach's range for road cars includes Pro-Kit performance springs, Sportline lowering springs, Pro-Street-S coilovers, Anti-Roll-Kit anti-roll bars and Pro-Spacer wheel spacers, as well as replacement springs, and race springs for motorsport. The company says it has four production plants on three continents and distributes to about 100 countries.
Eibach describes the Pro-Kit as a progressive spring design aimed at better handling and stability, particularly when cornering, and says its anti-roll bars are built to reduce body roll and improve cornering grip.
Eibach and a turbocharged build
A bigger or hybrid turbo adds power, and the car still has to put that power down through its tyres. Springs, dampers and anti-roll bars govern how the car's weight moves under acceleration, braking and cornering, so suspension is worth planning alongside the engine work rather than after it.
In 2020, GP Turbos' website named Eibach as one of its suppliers, and customers could then order Eibach parts through GP Turbos. If the turbo you have now needs attention first, see turbo rebuilds.