Looking for an inexpensive and comfortable drop for my R..
I have 17" Volks on the way, and I am looking to close the fender gap.. Does anyone know an inexpensive (not over $1000 including install), and comfortable way to drop my R to close the gap.. Ride "bumpyness" is not a factor, I don't mind, I just don't want it to be unbearable.
Chris
Chris
I just bought some H&R sports for my R two days ago!
$180 bucks form CLAWS INC. in Fresh meadows.
[Modified by H-PIMP, 2:48 PM 6/22/2001]
$180 bucks form CLAWS INC. in Fresh meadows.
[Modified by H-PIMP, 2:48 PM 6/22/2001]
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thanks sgt for setting us goobers straight! i just wanted to make sure these aren't springs for a gsr and they just put itr on the box.
So the "H&R Sports" are only springs? I wont need any new shocks? Just the springs? How much of a drop will they give me?
I've got a used set of Eibach springs fresh off of my R (went w/coil overs).
They worked out pretty well, but I also had the Mugen rear bar (nice "civilized" drop/look).
They can be had for something like $60 plus shipping.
if interested IM me. ed
They worked out pretty well, but I also had the Mugen rear bar (nice "civilized" drop/look).
They can be had for something like $60 plus shipping.
if interested IM me. ed
Cut a coil off the stock ITR springs. Rides WAAAAY better than I thought.
No, I'm not ghetto. Don't knock it til you try it.
Ever notice how stiff ITR springs are from the factory? They are LIKE aftermarket springs as is.
No, I'm not ghetto. Don't knock it til you try it.
Ever notice how stiff ITR springs are from the factory? They are LIKE aftermarket springs as is.
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