i was wondering if there is a big difference between these two springs and which one do u guys recommend. i just want to put springs for my C320 01' that look good and feel great

THX

 

h&r has a nice drop and a stiffer spring rate. tein also has a nice drop, but is cheaper.

 

H&R will be slightly lower than the TEIN S-tech

no spring only setup will feel great with the stock shocks as they're not designed for the shorter travel. From the age of your car I would guess the car has between 60-70k miles on it. You probably want to replace the shocks as well at the same time. If so go with either the Bilstein sport shocks or the KONI yellow sport.

 

or you can buy my 06 sport springs...itll prolly drop your car close to that of the Tein s techs, but their mercedes springs. lemme know if your interested!, my sig shows H&R springs..but with front springs cut half a coil..

 

thx guys my car has about 52000 miles on it i know i need to replace the shocks pretty soon but for now i think im going with the springs i have been reading the different sticky's on the forum. some people mentioned that putting after mrkt springs kill ur shocks faster. another thing im just thinking of leaving the OEM pads in there what do u guys think.
thx for the help(Im guessing im going with the H&R springs)

 

how bout u just buy my coilovers

 

how much are u selling ur coilovers for and whats the mileage on them?

 

HR man ..
i regret my S tech **** .......
i got stech springs and koni yello shocks...

and now i ahve problem with the springs... they squeek over bumps ect.......
just really embarrassing .. knowing u haave a benz and ur springs make that noise over bumps ..

 

H&R (+snip) and Koni Adjustables FTW! Haha.. no seriously.

 

4-6k miles on since last summer send me an offer

 

THX ya i do the H&R ill post some pic's soon when i get them installed with the new Rieger bumper on it can't wait to getting her back

 

hey ur from sac?..post some pics of ur car..i might have seen u around lol.

 

did you installed it properly it shouldn't make noise at all. i rarely hear that.