H&R Sport or Race?
02-26-2008, 05:38 PM
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H&R Sport or Race?
i just put on 19s and i wanna give her a good drop but what i really want is a good drop and still achieve a good ride still, not too harsh. I'm either looking at sport or race, what do u guys think i should go with?
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02-27-2008, 04:09 PM
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Get the sport springs, that way you won't have to buy a camber kit and with Race springs they tend to wear out your shocks faster than a sport spring setup.
02-27-2008, 04:27 PM
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Looks good man! Guess that answers the question on our trade. Enjoy! 
02-28-2008, 01:14 AM
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Originally Posted by fluxcapacitor3000
would the sport be a good enough drop?
02-28-2008, 07:29 AM
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The Flux Capacitor is still short a few GigaWatts. 
:wink:
He keeps asking the same question over and over. I think he's looking for someone to tell him that if he slams his car, he can retain the OE ride.
Best chance of that is Coil-Overs with adjsutable height and damper valving and I think that means Tiens.
:wink:He keeps asking the same question over and over. I think he's looking for someone to tell him that if he slams his car, he can retain the OE ride.
Best chance of that is Coil-Overs with adjsutable height and damper valving and I think that means Tiens.
02-28-2008, 12:34 PM
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The Flux Capacitor is still short a few GigaWatts. :wink:
He keeps asking the same question over and over. I think he's looking for someone to tell him that if he slams his car, he can retain the OE ride.
Best chance of that is Coil-Overs with adjsutable height and damper valving and I think that means Tiens.
:wink:He keeps asking the same question over and over. I think he's looking for someone to tell him that if he slams his car, he can retain the OE ride.
Best chance of that is Coil-Overs with adjsutable height and damper valving and I think that means Tiens.
@ gigawatsseither Tein SS or Koni yellows + springs.
02-29-2008, 12:14 AM
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haha i just don't have enough plutonium to afford those coilovers just yet 
but as for now i think ill go with the sport for now and if i dont like them then ill change em out. thanks guys
but as for now i think ill go with the sport for now and if i dont like them then ill change em out. thanks guys
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I'm rolling on neuspeed sports... 1.something in fr 1.something in rr...
Slightly stiffer than stock..
If you wanted to go slammed... Get the neuspeed super cup kit... $600 shipped... Shocks (koni yellows) & springs (neuspeed race)... That way you can adjust the drop and the dampening
Slightly stiffer than stock..
If you wanted to go slammed... Get the neuspeed super cup kit... $600 shipped... Shocks (koni yellows) & springs (neuspeed race)... That way you can adjust the drop and the dampening
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