I am just wondering if anyone are using these springs and which one would be the better of the two. I am looking for a mild drop (approx "1) with better handling than stock. I drive on rough roads to a ranch every once in a while so the mild drop it what I am looking for.

Any input would be cool......

 

I just put a set of H&R OE on a R23 VW and it rode almost like it was stock but when you pushed it you could tell very nice
Haven't had any experiance with the neuspeed brand

 

i have the h&r oe springs on my girl's accord with stock shocks...gave me a mild drop (around an inch i'd say) but the handling was real close to stock, just a lil bit stiffer but better on corners and such...

i have h&r sports with kyb agx shocks on my gsr and the handling is great. stiffer but not too harsh at all, very responsive and a good drop (approx 2 inches). i rode the springs on stock shocks for awhile too and the ride was still pretty good (although not as responsive)...

so i'd say go with h&r never used neuspeed tho...

 

I have h&r OE and i love these springs...The drop is about an inch and the ride is perfect...It's a nice little drop if you want to go that route but I want a bigger drop next summer...I will probably go with Tanebe GF210...

 

I have neuspeed sport spings on my teg paired with koni yellows and it handles like a dream. Its pretty good for a street sping. Might be a little harsh over rough roads though. Totaly worth it. 1.5 drop i think.

 

I also have the H&R OE's paired with KYB AGX and I have to say the ride is pretty smooth....not too stiff. It rides just a bit stiffer than stock. I'm really happy with the drop....I didn't want to lower my car too much because I wanted to be able to go anywhere without having to slow down too much for speed bumps or driveways. I haven't heard much of the Sofsport springs.

 

i used to have the h&r's w/ kyb shocks and the ride was pretty close to stock. as for the drop... its not bad... not that noticable, but u can drive everywhere.... u need to get differents springs if u want a more slammed look

 

thanks for the responses, looks like I will try out the H&R OE's