Any Pics Of H & R Springs?
Originally posted by NT2SHBBY
is it me or does the H&R really not provide that much a drop??
2k2nyc's car with the same spring/strut setup proved much lower...
is it me or does the H&R really not provide that much a drop??
2k2nyc's car with the same spring/strut setup proved much lower...
Everyone, thanks for posting these links. For whatever reason, my car is sitting lower on the H&R/Tokico setup than what I am seeing here. Is it possible that the H&R springs sag after a while? On the rear the "finger gap" test allows only one of my fingers in the gap between the body of the car and the OEM rim with 235/45 Dunlop tires.
Any thoughts?
Any thoughts?
Originally posted by KTM
Did you keep the stock struts/shocks, or swamp them out for something else?
Did you keep the stock struts/shocks, or swamp them out for something else?
Originally posted by KTM
Did you keep the stock struts/shocks, or swamp them out for something else?
Did you keep the stock struts/shocks, or swamp them out for something else?
Originally posted by GaMax97GLE
I like the rear H&R drop, but the front could be a little lower. But these springs ride great and are comfortable.
I like the rear H&R drop, but the front could be a little lower. But these springs ride great and are comfortable.
Originally posted by NT2SHBBY
hey Matt...a little OT, but how much Synthetic ATF do you need for the auto tranny?? also what struts are you on with the H&Rs?
hey Matt...a little OT, but how much Synthetic ATF do you need for the auto tranny?? also what struts are you on with the H&Rs?
If you just drain and fill, you need maybe 5 or 6 quarts. Obviously the full flush will give better results, your choice.
The H&R's are still on stock struts/shocks have been for a year now. Still rides pretty good. I will probably get Toks Blues eventually.
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Originally posted by Matthew
...To do a full flush and fill at a lube service place, where they remove ALL your old fluid (this is what I did) you will need 12 quarts of synthetic.
If you just drain and fill, you need maybe 5 or 6 quarts. Obviously the full flush will give better results, your choice.
The H&R's are still on stock struts/shocks have been for a year now. Still rides pretty good. I will probably get Toks Blues eventually.
...To do a full flush and fill at a lube service place, where they remove ALL your old fluid (this is what I did) you will need 12 quarts of synthetic.
If you just drain and fill, you need maybe 5 or 6 quarts. Obviously the full flush will give better results, your choice.
The H&R's are still on stock struts/shocks have been for a year now. Still rides pretty good. I will probably get Toks Blues eventually.
I'm riding on H & R's and I am unhappy with the front drop, rear could use work but is better...I have had mine for over a year now and no, they have not settled at all...I am running stock struts, too...I do love the ride though 
Tein springs, here I come!

Tein springs, here I come!
Go with MAXSPEEDS! They are cheep, they are made by the same people that make H&R, and the drop is really nice. I used to be able to sick my whole hand in the front of my wheel well, now I can barley fit 1 finger! AND The drop is even in the front and back.
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