Spring choice
I alreadyhave a race car, but I'm tired of the teg feeling like a boat. I'm trying to decide between H&R OE Sports and Sports. I'm not sure that I want 1.75" drop that the sports give, but I'll take it. It's my daily driver so I don't want something comfy. Sometimes with my job(s) I'll drive 50 mi's one way working 7x12's.
Anyway they're both progressive, but they didn't want to tell me the rates. I was wondering if anyone has any experiance with either spring.
Thanky
Anyway they're both progressive, but they didn't want to tell me the rates. I was wondering if anyone has any experiance with either spring.
Thanky
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You suck *****
I have H&R and they kick ***, but i would go with the sports because it gives a cleaner drop
, the OE's are more of a stock replacement
You suck *****
I have H&R and they kick ***, but i would go with the sports because it gives a cleaner drop
, the OE's are more of a stock replacement
Damnit don't start fighting, this is my thread!
Def not going with Tein though...
Race spring=Vogtland, Eibach, H&R in that order
I like H&R's engineering as far as street kits better than anyone elses though. I got to run E30 Bimmer around Barber's that had one of their cup kits on it...I'd put a cage in it and race it as is.
Def not going with Tein though...
Race spring=Vogtland, Eibach, H&R in that order
I like H&R's engineering as far as street kits better than anyone elses though. I got to run E30 Bimmer around Barber's that had one of their cup kits on it...I'd put a cage in it and race it as is.
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