If I install the H&R OE Sport springs...
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Originally Posted by thsiao
...will I have to change my shocks, coilovers, or change anything else?
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People are saying that with the H&R OEs the front drop is about 1" and the rear is about 0.75", is this correct? If I do get the H&R OEs and need to change nothing more than the springs... then I think I am gettin the springs this summer! By the way, I have Eibach sways... it shouldn't throw the spec with H&R OEs right?
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Be careful. H&R oe have been known to drop the rear MORE than the front on some TL's.
Personally, if I were going OE, I would change the front only and leave the rear stock.
If you post your email I can send you a pic of what this looks like.
Personally, if I were going OE, I would change the front only and leave the rear stock.
If you post your email I can send you a pic of what this looks like.
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OE sport spirngs barely have any drop. YOUR CAR WILL LOOK STOCK!! I can see you being disapionted with the level that the OE's go to . It looks like you'll have a couple of BIG guys in the car.
If the cost is the same I would strongly reccomend the H&R Sport ones but many people here have the Comptech and seem to like them just as much.
I just did my springs and was concidering OE's for a second but once I saw them installed they looked like a stock ride. seriously barely a drop (.75). I had over a four finger gap on top of my wheel, if the OE's went in it would have been barely lower that the stock ride. I went with the H&R Sport and couldn't be happier.....
If the cost is the same I would strongly reccomend the H&R Sport ones but many people here have the Comptech and seem to like them just as much.
I just did my springs and was concidering OE's for a second but once I saw them installed they looked like a stock ride. seriously barely a drop (.75). I had over a four finger gap on top of my wheel, if the OE's went in it would have been barely lower that the stock ride. I went with the H&R Sport and couldn't be happier.....
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Originally Posted by hemants
Be careful. H&R oe have been known to drop the rear MORE than the front on some TL's.
Personally, if I were going OE, I would change the front only and leave the rear stock.
If you post your email I can send you a pic of what this looks like.
Personally, if I were going OE, I would change the front only and leave the rear stock.
If you post your email I can send you a pic of what this looks like.
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Originally Posted by lx4life
I have H&R OE springs i like the way it is dropped but i am planning on dropping it even more maybe but i just might wait until i get the body kit before i do that.
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