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H&R Springs
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08/10/2009 19:07
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Looking at the list of springs available for the coupe and knowing how good H&R kit is I'm surprised I've not read anyone having tried these springs. Is anyone out there running around with these fitted ? I just wondered if they were as harsh as the Eibachs ? At £224 they still aren't cheap but H&R have always been very good quality kit and are price wise in direct competition to the Eibach kit. There is even a set for Taz Gold Plated Springs at a reasonable £1570  Oh and at 35mm they offer an extra 5mm lowering over the Eibach kit ! Thats 5 whole milimeters guys, it makes a difference !
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Re: H&R Springs
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08/10/2009 21:56
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Looking at the list of springs available for the coupe and knowing how good H&R kit is I'm surprised I've not read anyone having tried these springs. Is anyone out there running around with these fitted ? I just wondered if they were as harsh as the Eibachs ? At £224 they still aren't cheap but H&R have always been very good quality kit and are price wise in direct competition to the Eibach kit. There is even a set for Taz Gold Plated Springs at a reasonable £1570 Oh and at 35mm they offer an extra 5mm lowering over the Eibach kit ! Thats 5 whole milimeters guys, it makes a difference ! Do they do Platinum ?? 
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Re: H&R Springs
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12/10/2009 21:23
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My expectations are high for the H&R's (as I mentioned, I had them on my 911 and they were great). There must be a better spring for our cars than the Eibachs.
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Re: H&R Springs
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12/10/2009 21:34
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That's what I was thinking My only concern is they are 5mm lower than the Eibachs so could actually be stiffer but there is only one way to find out I guess. I will be ordering some osrav front dampers and keeping the Leda rears as they are superb and easy to adjust, I think I'll go for these H&R springs and give them a try, they should get the car as low as it is now but give me some more suspension travel.
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Re: H&R Springs
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12/10/2009 23:26
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how much droop do you have jimbo?(oh er),why do you need more travel?
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Re: H&R Springs
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13/10/2009 20:08
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When you say 1"of travel, do you mean bump travel or do you mean droop or total travel?
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Re: H&R Springs
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13/10/2009 20:26
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I'm glad you did not mean total travel how much bump travel do you think you should have on our type of damper?
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