[Jhayd11]

Is it that H&R flipped the meaning of "touring" on me, or does this just not make sense???

See below.


Justin: so looking at your website
Justin: you have the following options
Justin: (Premium, Performance Street, Autocross/Track)
Ross: Performance street would be good for you
Justin: As I am looking for the least aggressive option you are saying that performance street is less agressive/more compliant, than premium.
Ross: eys
Ross: yes
Justin: So according to tireracks analysis the H&R touring cup suspension will be more aggressive than the H&R Sport Cup Suspension
Justin: *than
Ross: right
Justin: ok
Justin: thanks
Ross: Ride will be stiffer and not as comfortable
Ross: thanks
Ross: Thank you for chatting with us. We value your feedback. Please click the "End Chat" button at top right to answer a few questions about your experience with us today.

[RupertPupkin]

http://www.e46fanatics.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=565978


Sounds like sport is the more aggressive kit

Originally Posted by Jhayd11

Is it that H&R flipped the meaning of "touring" on me, or does this just not make sense???

See below.


Justin: so looking at your website
Justin: you have the following options
Justin: (Premium, Performance Street, Autocross/Track)
Ross: Performance street would be good for you
Justin: As I am looking for the least aggressive option you are saying that performance street is less agressive/more compliant, than premium.
Ross: eys
Ross: yes
Justin: So according to tireracks analysis the H&R touring cup suspension will be more aggressive than the H&R Sport Cup Suspension
Justin: *than
Ross: right
Justin: ok
Justin: thanks
Ross: Ride will be stiffer and not as comfortable
Ross: thanks
Ross: Thank you for chatting with us. We value your feedback. Please click the "End Chat" button at top right to answer a few questions about your experience with us today.

[cdgatti]

Ross is Rong