Does any one have RS*R springs (the black ones)?
i'm looking forward to getting a set. These looks like linear springs, could someone confirm this for me? since i'm looking for some progressive springs.

i'm also considering H&R's sport and eibach prokit
could some one give me a brief comment about each?
any pics would do great

thanks
-demitri

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=358973
search does wonders

 

H&R sport


I like em a lot i have them paired with KYB AGX shocks

 

i was leaning more towards h&r sports too
thanks for the pics
anyone else?

thanks
-demitri

 

H&R Sports
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=383825

 

does any have any comment on the H&R race?

thanks
-demitri

 

SMZ GSR

i can't stop looking at your ride man, it's so damn clean
man i love black tegs
gonna miss my old baby

 

My 2000 GS-R with the H&R Sports Springs. Enjoy.











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Oh no! Rice!




My Only Decal on both sides of my car:

 

Skunk2nR: those are the OE's though. I think he wants Sports. Great lookin car to

 

Ok wait. I think I'm a bit confused. OE's are what inch drops?

Mine were 1.5 inch

 

Sports: 1.75f 1.5r
OE's: .75f .75r

correct me if im wrong anyone.

EDIT: sounds like you got Sports, but from your pictures it looks like OE's


[Modified by SilverB18C1, 11:21 PM 1/28/2003]

 

Yea. The pictures I posted up were taken on an incline. They look much lower in person than the pictures.

 

lovely car, thanks
-demitri

 

Here are H&R Sports on Koni Yellows on my 96 GSR Sedan:



Rear


Front

 

RSR here, but very stiff ride
[img]www.o-t.us/upload/guest/carnopi.jpg[/img]

here is the link
http://www.o-t.us/upload/guest/carnopi.jpg
[Modified by acuraintegraman, 6:01 AM 1/29/2003]


[Modified by acuraintegraman, 6:03 AM 1/29/2003]

 

H&R Sports with Koni Yellows. Ride is awesome

 

I have H&R Sport + Koni Sport shocks, but I'm thinking of changing to Ground Controls in the future, probably with spring rates around 350/450 f/r. I want something a bit stiffer, and would like to be able to fine-tune the ride height just a bit more than what the Koni spring perches allow (I'd like to raise the rear by about 5mm or so).

 

i hate to say this but most springs are all the smae in quality. rs*R has been around for a while and i have never heard anything bad about them. personally i would by the cheaper of the two setups. just because the rs*r are 100$ cheaper than the h&r's doesn't necessarily mean the h&r's are better, it just means there is more demand for them. so if you can get the rs*r springs cheaper my suggestion is to go with them. but before you do make sure you get an idea as to what spring rate they are because you definitely don't want spring rates that are 300-500% stronger than stock maybe 75-150% especially if you are a daily driver. also if you are planning on doing this you should get yourself some replacement shocks adn struts. those OEM ones won't last half a year if you drop em.


[Modified by au-gsr, 11:29 AM 1/29/2003]

 

my H&R's were $140 + shipping, I dunno how cheap those RS*R's are.

 

Slightly off topic, but those with H&R Sports, and especially if you guys got front lips - You guys have any problems with scraping over bumps/inclines?

 

nice....looks like i'm going to get a set of H&R's
did any of you guys get alot of neg camber after the drop?
doesn't look like it right?

-demitri

 

::raises hand::

 

Thanks for the compliment earlier.
my tires (195/55/15) have started to lean in a little. and friend of mine with a 99ls with sport springs and tokico illuminas had his tires (195/50/15 s-03's) lean in more than me. dont know if the size made a difference.

as for scraping...i have encountered it on steep driveways

 

nope don't scrape anything. The only thing that might is if you have the mud deflectors still on those might scrape a little on speed bumps or some driveways. This can of course easily be fixed by shortening or removing the deflectors. Other than that it shouldn't. Just use common sense.

 

Not really. Only if there is a huge dip...