eluzion

I searched and found a few threads with H&R Sport Springs but I was to see some more. I'm not sure if I want to go with H&R Sports or the TEIN S-Techs but so far I'm leaving towards the H&Rs. So, if you have H&R Sport Springs, could you post some pictures of your car and provide the following information:

- Shocks
- Rim Size
- Tire Size
- Rubbing Issues

Thanks!

eluzion

No one? I thought H&R Sports were like crack around here.

cali2.5tl

here ya go bud

20 inch rims staggered
2 finger gap in front one in back
have fendres rolled, body kit tabs cut and rear sway bar ---- no rubbing issues as of yet


before:





ANd after ---

eluzion

Those are some big wheels. Thanks for the pictures though. Anyone else? The more the merrier!

eluzion

What color are H&R Sport Springs? They're not dark blue are they?

elkayem

H&R Sport Springs on stock Type-S shocks.

Stock Type-S wheels...
235/45/17

None of course...
Well, maybe when I hit uneven roads...
Some difficulty with speedbumps...but going at 45degree angle cures some of the speed bump problems.

elkayem

They're black.

juruki

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hey elkayem are you running on TEIN S-Tech now? I recall your car being pretty slammed...

dope!

iTrader: (28)

cali2.5tl, you need to post some FULL side shots so OP can get a better idea of how much of a drop it is.

clavodulce16

here are my pic H&R Sportline
tire size 245/35/19 No rubbing/ I dnt sit anyone on my back seat, i also have 2 amps and a sub box.

eluzion

Thanks for the pictures guys. Keep'em coming.

elkayem - Your car is dropped pretty much exactly like what I want.

This is my car how it sits now. Please excuse the rims, just picked up the car last week but 5Zigen SC3000's are in the mail right now.



When I had the car on the lift to do an oil change I was looking at the springs. They seemed to be a dark blue color so I'm not quite sure what springs they are. The rear has about a 1 finger gap and the front is about 2. This is sitting on 18's with 245/40 (which are for sale if anyone in the NW likes chrome Enkeis). I'm just looking for about a 1 (or less) finger gap in the front with 19's on 245/35. I see some of you guys running H&R Sports that seem to have just that, and others that look just as high, if not higher, than my car is sitting now.

I could go coilovers but I don't feel like dropping that much money if I don't have to.

elkayem

Tein SS

Yeah, they're pretty good.
You can some what keep the stock ride quality, abit stiffer but still nice.
Handles pretty nice around corners too, gives you abit more confidence.
But if you want full confidence of course coils would be your pick.