H&R OEM Sport Springs
07-14-2008, 10:28 AM
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RE: H&R OEM Sport Springs
Jdog, can you post a link for me with that price? Tirerack has them for a little more $ and they also arent available for me being I live in NY, so I would have to do a special order for them to ship it from another warehouse.
No one has these springs?
No one has these springs?
07-14-2008, 10:40 AM
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07-14-2008, 11:01 AM
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RE: H&R OEM Sport Springs
Sportlines are a bad idea, IMO [:'(]
They will drop the car too low for good geometry to handle well. The car will ride pretty rough and you will hit the bump-stops frequently on rough roads. You will retain MUCH better ride as well as overall handling with Sportpro kit.
Either way, you should consider an adjustablepan-hard bar when you lower your ride. The rear axle will move off-center a bit and adj. PHB will allow you to re-center it.
Jazzer
They will drop the car too low for good geometry to handle well. The car will ride pretty rough and you will hit the bump-stops frequently on rough roads. You will retain MUCH better ride as well as overall handling with Sportpro kit.
Either way, you should consider an adjustablepan-hard bar when you lower your ride. The rear axle will move off-center a bit and adj. PHB will allow you to re-center it.
Jazzer
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