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Can anyone comment on their experience with ride, height, quality, etc from the different manufacturers out there? Coilovers are out of my budget at the moment. TIA
My o6 C2S was way too low for the roads in toronto on H&R's.
Pot holes, ruts, snow. Always clenching. Like that helped.
But the car drove fantastic on the highway.
Would I do it again? Ya. It looked sick. I am not car well.
I have H&R springs too, you will have to learn how to drive with a low car, I go up and down my driveway at an angle. H&R's ride is fine with me, a little stiffer than OEM.
I got the H&Rs for what I think is a good deal but on backorder so I have time to reconsider. So no Eibach guys but I guess the H&Rs are proven according to you all. Thanks
Can anyone comment on their experience with ride, height, quality, etc from the different manufacturers out there? Coilovers are out of my budget at the moment. TIA
I went with H&R Springs and hated the ride.
Put Bilstein PSS9 Coilovers and very very happy. Set to GT3 ride height. Also corner balanced.
More money, but if you can wait, you won't regret it!
More people seem to go with H&R's because it's a lower drop. They're also a little cheaper than Eibachs. I went with Eibachs because I didnt want the car quite so low. The ride on Eibachs is excellent and the car is noticeably more flat and sways less. Particularly in normal PASM mode, I used to hate it because it was too bouncy but now it's the perfect combo of sporty and comfortable. And PASM in sport mode is even tighter now. Also, I have yet to scrape anything. No problem with driveways, speedbumps, etc. Here's a low side-profile pic of the drop:
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Recommendations for springs on C4s?
