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Originally Posted by I335
-1 each on what both of these guys said. KW Street Comforts allow you to keep the drop to a minimum or no drop at all, provide a more comfortable ride than the stock sport set up, AND improve handling. I too thought I'd have to give up some comfort for better handling but the KW setup proved me wrong. Do a search and you see some feedback from other Street Comfort owners.
I suspect that you won't like the HR sport springs as they do sacrifice comfort for flatter cornering, but the KW Street Comforts don't...
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There are a bunch of companies that run a stacked spring coilover that won't change the ride hieght much and improve performance. But the improvement is coming from the new shock and strut more than it is the springs.
His best scenario would be to just swap in a new shock and strut and use the stock springs. If he's not looking to lower the car or change the comfort, and most people gauge comfort by the spring rate, then the weak stock shocks/struts just need to be changed out