Price Check - H&R Sport Springs and Aluminum Gauges
07-11-2005, 08:04 PM
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Price Check - H&R Sport Springs and Aluminum Gauges
Looking to pick-up and install both for my baby.
Getting a quote of $310 from TireRack on the springs and $210 on the aluminum gauges.
If you guys know of a better deal, please let me know or I'll go ahead and pick these up.
Many thanks.
Getting a quote of $310 from TireRack on the springs and $210 on the aluminum gauges.
If you guys know of a better deal, please let me know or I'll go ahead and pick these up.
Many thanks.
07-11-2005, 08:10 PM
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Contact Gert at Carnelwal.com. they have them for 240 euro or 290 usd includes shipping. Just received mine along with some pedals
iWebsite is above and the email address is info@carnewal.com
iWebsite is above and the email address is info@carnewal.com
07-11-2005, 08:42 PM
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Originally Posted by C4S Surgeon
Might check out Porsche RoW springs for your car, relatively cheap.
The H&R Sport Springs will drop ya 1" front and back for the C4S, whereas the RoW's will lower it 20 mm (or just over 3/4" up front) and 10 mm (just over 3/8" inch) at back. Would prefer the levels of the H&R's but the benefit with the RoW's is that you also get the bushings, not to mention that it is a "factory" setup, correct?
07-11-2005, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Rasta
Looking to pick-up and install both for my baby.
Getting a quote of $310 from TireRack on the springs and $210 on the aluminum gauges.
If you guys know of a better deal, please let me know or I'll go ahead and pick these up.
Many thanks.
Getting a quote of $310 from TireRack on the springs and $210 on the aluminum gauges.
If you guys know of a better deal, please let me know or I'll go ahead and pick these up.
Many thanks.
come to think of it, neither would I buy the springs...Check e-bay I got my H&Rs for about $240.
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07-12-2005, 12:26 AM
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Originally Posted by mundman
alum guages from brandywine. I got em and installed them myself. Their "Excellence" price is $199. Very happy-looks great
07-12-2005, 12:27 AM
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Originally Posted by vividracing
that is not enough to warrant the spending. 1" drop will perform much better in handling. You dont need bushings for springs. I will do the $290. Call me.
07-12-2005, 12:43 AM
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Vic, oem is always better imo, suncoast has them for around 300, I've seen HR's as low as 199 on ebay.
I have the tequipment guage rings, they run around 125, try fvd or bumperplugs,don't know vivids price. 199 is a good price on the alum guage faces, a little tricky to install.
Anytime you want to check out mine you can, I have GHLs, fabspeed airbox, x73 etc, see for yourself.
btw what kind of valve covers do you have?
I have the tequipment guage rings, they run around 125, try fvd or bumperplugs,don't know vivids price. 199 is a good price on the alum guage faces, a little tricky to install.
Anytime you want to check out mine you can, I have GHLs, fabspeed airbox, x73 etc, see for yourself.
btw what kind of valve covers do you have?
07-12-2005, 01:25 AM
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I dont think you will find H&R for the 996 for $200. List is $499 and Max discount you can get is about 50% off. So we are skimpin at our price to make you happy 