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04-12-2002, 11:00 AM
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I got H&R sport springs and I love the look they look. If you like the raked look, get the comptechs, but I think the H&Rs will give you a slightly lower and even drop. Both springs are supposed to give the same ride comfort. A good plus for the H&R over comptechs is H&R's are about a 100 dollars cheaper.
04-12-2002, 05:39 PM
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Originally posted by MoDzHuNgRy
I got H&R sport springs and I love the look they look. If you like the raked look, get the comptechs, but I think the H&Rs will give you a slightly lower and even drop. Both springs are supposed to give the same ride comfort. A good plus for the H&R over comptechs is H&R's are about a 100 dollars cheaper.
I got H&R sport springs and I love the look they look. If you like the raked look, get the comptechs, but I think the H&Rs will give you a slightly lower and even drop. Both springs are supposed to give the same ride comfort. A good plus for the H&R over comptechs is H&R's are about a 100 dollars cheaper.
04-13-2002, 04:29 AM
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Here is my WDP TLS, dropped with H&R Sport spring.
http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292161321
I love them. $220, installed... springs and labor. Handles great, and the ride is actually improved, except on those huge holes. Compared to Comptech, H&R are better quality, plus I hear the Comptechs are not progressive and linear, both. Eibach are nice, but people complain about the rear sagging lower than the front... NOT a good look. If you're thinking of adding a sub and amps in the trunk, you may want the Comptechs because with the extra wheel gap in the back, if you add a big system, it won't look like it's sagging.
http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292161321
I love them. $220, installed... springs and labor. Handles great, and the ride is actually improved, except on those huge holes. Compared to Comptech, H&R are better quality, plus I hear the Comptechs are not progressive and linear, both. Eibach are nice, but people complain about the rear sagging lower than the front... NOT a good look. If you're thinking of adding a sub and amps in the trunk, you may want the Comptechs because with the extra wheel gap in the back, if you add a big system, it won't look like it's sagging.
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