H&R Coilovers? I'd really appreciate some input.
H&R Coilovers? I'd really appreciate some input.
I'm looking to upgrade from my Tein Basics for my 2001 DC2. Currently, I have the Tein's, Full-Race traction bars, and a 3-point front and 4-point rear bar.
I'm not too happy with the Tein's, I was able to cut a 1.8 60 ft. this past Sunday, but I'm looking for something that will give a better sense of handling. The Tein's at time just feel sloppy to me. I'm looking for something that will be fun for daily driving, while being able to hold up at the strip and road course.
I am very intersted in the H&R PCS Coilovers, but am open to some other suggestions. I've searched on here without much success for what I'm looking for.
I need to stay with a full-coilover due to having to change the ride height pretty frequently.
Anyone lend some insight?
I'm not too happy with the Tein's, I was able to cut a 1.8 60 ft. this past Sunday, but I'm looking for something that will give a better sense of handling. The Tein's at time just feel sloppy to me. I'm looking for something that will be fun for daily driving, while being able to hold up at the strip and road course.
I am very intersted in the H&R PCS Coilovers, but am open to some other suggestions. I've searched on here without much success for what I'm looking for.
I need to stay with a full-coilover due to having to change the ride height pretty frequently.
Anyone lend some insight?
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Re: H&R Coilovers? I'd really appreciate some input. (yehiknowrite)
I'm currently running H&R Coilovers on my Integra and love them to death. They feel solid and smooth on the daily drive, and can handle the abuse of harder driving. I will say that they are not the most adjustment friendly when changing ride heights. The coilover has a preload, making it tougher to adjust when raising the car up.
Driving daily, the car is smooth as butter. No slop at all.
Driving daily, the car is smooth as butter. No slop at all.
Re: H&R Coilovers? I'd really appreciate some input. (EnjoyTheRideDC2)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EnjoyTheRideDC2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm currently running H&R Coilovers on my Integra and love them to death. They feel solid and smooth on the daily drive, and can handle the abuse of harder driving. I will say that they are not the most adjustment friendly when changing ride heights. The coilover has a preload, making it tougher to adjust when raising the car up.
Driving daily, the car is smooth as butter. No slop at all. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I also have these, and this is exactly how i feel. Perfect setup for daily driving, and a little bit of hard driving. They definately arent the end all be all for hard driving, but a GREAT daily setup.
Driving daily, the car is smooth as butter. No slop at all. </TD></TR></TABLE>
I also have these, and this is exactly how i feel. Perfect setup for daily driving, and a little bit of hard driving. They definately arent the end all be all for hard driving, but a GREAT daily setup.
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