FS: NA Springs H&R
02-04-2013, 04:05 PM
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FS: NA Springs H&R
these are off of my 91. i just bought an NB coil setup and no longer need these. millage unknown, they came with the car.
fits 90-97
320f/275r and a 1.5" drop all around.
60$ plus shipping
fits 90-97
320f/275r and a 1.5" drop all around.
60$ plus shipping
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02-05-2013, 02:36 PM
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Random as..what's the free lengths of these?
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02-06-2013, 05:06 AM
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where in Texas are you located? my roommate could use some stiffer springs like these. we're in Houston. 77070.
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02-06-2013, 05:34 PM
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Hey bud'
I'm from the UK and was looking at the h&r race springs for my bilsteins.
Did you manage to get those free lengths?
I know people say they are progressive rates..but the coils seem to be very linear in construction..does the coil width/diameter change (is something I can't see in the pic).
What shocks did you pair these with and how did you find ride and handling?
Sorry for the randomonious questions
I'm from the UK and was looking at the h&r race springs for my bilsteins.
Did you manage to get those free lengths?
I know people say they are progressive rates..but the coils seem to be very linear in construction..does the coil width/diameter change (is something I can't see in the pic).
What shocks did you pair these with and how did you find ride and handling?
Sorry for the randomonious questions
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02-07-2013, 03:44 AM
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02-07-2013, 03:45 AM
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I didn't see your post sss1987 till they were already on the car, sorry about that, otherwise I'd have got the lengths for you man. :/
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02-07-2013, 03:47 AM
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the rears were very linear and the fronts tapered out going up.
they are on tokico hp blue shocks with NA shock hats on an NA, the ride is not harsh, and it's quite comfy. I will update you when the shocks and hats are changed to let you know how they are on them as well.
they are on tokico hp blue shocks with NA shock hats on an NA, the ride is not harsh, and it's quite comfy. I will update you when the shocks and hats are changed to let you know how they are on them as well.
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02-07-2013, 03:07 PM
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Hey bud'
I'm from the UK and was looking at the h&r race springs for my bilsteins.
Did you manage to get those free lengths?
I know people say they are progressive rates..but the coils seem to be very linear in construction..does the coil width/diameter change (is something I can't see in the pic).
What shocks did you pair these with and how did you find ride and handling?
Sorry for the randomonious questions
I'm from the UK and was looking at the h&r race springs for my bilsteins.
Did you manage to get those free lengths?
I know people say they are progressive rates..but the coils seem to be very linear in construction..does the coil width/diameter change (is something I can't see in the pic).
What shocks did you pair these with and how did you find ride and handling?
Sorry for the randomonious questions
very sorry man i forgot to get the measurements. they were paired w/OEM shocks. the ride was VERY stiff. great for autocross not great on the street with oem shocks, but since it is only a fun car i ddint mind that much.
diameter was the same through the spring as far as i could tell.
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