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      01-08-2012, 05:06 PM   #1
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h&r springs question

i just bought some rims and eventually, when i can afford it ill get some coilovers, but for the mean time i think ill just get some springs

long story short... whats the difference between sport and race springs? what should i get?
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Race sits a little lower. Sport is more popular.
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Race is really low, I love the look of mine. Unfortunately I've been rubbing with my offsets, so I am switching to KW V1 to lift it up. I'll actually be selling my race springs and eibach pro dampers (which I recommend, since you don't wanna run stocks with race springs) if you're interested.
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Race is really low, I love the look of mine. Unfortunately I've been rubbing with my offsets, so I am switching to KW V1 to lift it up. I'll actually be selling my race springs and eibach pro dampers (which I recommend, since you don't wanna run stocks with race springs) if you're interested.
How's the ride quality? Miles on the springs/shocks?
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race springs ftw
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How's the ride quality? Miles on the springs/shocks?
You know, I honestly don't know the full mileage. I've had them on for about 4k maybe, but I tried looking back at the original sale thread for the guy I bought them from but he edited it to just say "sold".

Being so low, you'll obviously sacrifice a little comfort. I think they definitely stiffen up cornering. Plus with 19s it's hard to attribute where the roughness really comes from. It looks absolutely great, probably about as close to getting "slammed" without being obnoxious. I think the benefits make it worth it, there's only been a few times where I hit something that made me cringe, but it was probably something that you would feel in most rides. It's not like my teeth are jittering and I loathe going out, I would definitely keep them if I hadn't switch to +22 in the rear.

Plus if anyone is local, I could always go for a spin, but I am probably switching them out this Friday.
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