dose anyone have the H&R sport springs
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dose anyone have the H&R sport springs
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Dose anyone have the H&R sport springs on there 2002 Ex civic, How is the ride after installing them? How dose it handle? How it feel on narmel road?
Dose anyone have the H&R sport springs on there 2002 Ex civic, How is the ride after installing them? How dose it handle? How it feel on narmel road?
i dont have it on my coupe but y friend has it on the 02 sedan (es1). the ride is smooth but the drop isnt that low. also on the bad side the front right spring clanks or makes this weird sound while hes driving sometimes. its not really a big deal. we checked it out and everything was fine. other than that they are pretty good. it all depends on waht u want though. if u want to be sslammed i say go for coils or something but if you just want a substantial drop and a good ride i sugest the Tein spring set over the H&R. check out showstoppersusa.com. its my friends shop he can ship you whatever you want at a really good price within a week. hope that helped
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Rep Power: 0 i just installed mine today, the ride is pretty good, the handling on the car is better then with stock. i'm on 17's with 205/40 tires on and when i drove it today on normal road, no potholes, it handled and felt stifer
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Rep Power: 0 You web sit isn't working, so it not that bad of a ride when you drop it or it is a really bad ride? I want to make it look good but I don't want a bad ride after I did it
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Rep Power: 0 I have those springs on my coupe. They are a little stiff for the stock shocks & mine didn't last very long; just a couple of months (i drive hard) I'd strongly reccomend aftermarket shocks along w/ the springs (it'll also save on installation to have both done at the same time) W/ shocks & springs, the ride is good enough for daily driving (not too stiff/ low) & great to push through corners & back- roads) i actually out corner some bikes (of course the springs are a small part of my suspension set up)
The drop is about 1.4", as they mention. The springs do not settle after the install.
It is not a really bad ride w/ out shocks, but you'll need them sooner or later, so might as well same some $$ & install them at the same time.
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The drop is about 1.4", as they mention. The springs do not settle after the install.
It is not a really bad ride w/ out shocks, but you'll need them sooner or later, so might as well same some $$ & install them at the same time.
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i've had mine for about a year and some change and the ride is great they do settle after a while... i have had my koni yellows in for the past two months and the combo really has given a great ride, solid and tight.... this is with 18' also s take my word
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Rep Power: 0 I have an 02 coupe with the H&R springs and they are backed up with Koni yellow struts, along with the 17's I have which are 205/45's on them, the ride is great. Stiff yet comfortable. Also, it improves corning alot too. I had progress springs on it before them, but the ride was too low for where I live, so, if you don't want it too low, but low enough to show a differance, I would recommend them highly.
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