I am looking at lowering my car and was looking at some H & R coil overs. I can only think they would make for a horrible ride, but I don't know. Anyone have any input?

 

H&R coilovers are 345lbs F, 345lbs R
Stock 02-03 is 240lbs F, 230lbs R

If you want to keep the same ride you could buy Ground control adjustable springs and use stock stocks or get some koni shocks. Ground control lets you pick the stiffness you want so you could buy same as stock to keep a similar ride.

 

i roll on H&R Coil-Overs. I can't complain.

 

Buddy Club..........Check with Lig

Katherine Nell..........Tein Flex (she did herself)

-or- you could just get springs...........less $$

 

So far I dig the BuddyClubs.

They are firm - but certainly fine for the street. Spring rates are high - 10K front and rear but with the damping adjusted properly for what you want to do they'll get the job done.

I love the way they work for auto-x

 

.......... the woman is worried about ride and you guys throw her the ghey a$$ Buddy Clubs running spring rates more than double stock Glad to have you guys as "friends" and not "?"
I'd tell Jill to cut her stock springs b4 I'd recommend the BeardedClam units!

BTW, BatBite, WTF up w/ that WBO2 sensor you were hooking me up w/?

 

You need to settle down there Shefton..........I've been busy.....

I'll call em today

 

Who could be against an attractive young gal ridin' in a car with stiff springs?

I think the H&Rs would be your best bet for soft, comfy coilovers. Pretty darn affordable too.

 

[QUOTE=lig,Mar 24 2005, 08:23 AM]Who could be against an attractive young gal ridin' in a car with stiff springs?