Question regarding suspension combination (Lowering kit springs & Shocks)
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Question regarding suspension combination (Lowering kit springs & Shocks)
Hey all, im a newbie whois tryin to have a great looking and fun to drive (daily) w124 1994 e320, which is rolling with 18' rims and 40 tires' profile.
I'm little bit confused which one that i should choose, either eibach or h&r lowering kit with the combination of bilstein shocks - sport (yellow) for daily car? any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rd
I'm little bit confused which one that i should choose, either eibach or h&r lowering kit with the combination of bilstein shocks - sport (yellow) for daily car? any suggestions?
Thanks,
Rd
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http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/t...bach_hr_rd.jsp
I'd assume that feel is consistent across the rest of their spring line ups (from vehicle to vehicle).
You could also try and search here for impressions people have about the two different spring sets.
I'd assume that feel is consistent across the rest of their spring line ups (from vehicle to vehicle).
You could also try and search here for impressions people have about the two different spring sets.
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I have eibachs and sports n one car and HRs and sport in another. Brett, great link, first time I read it through. And it agrees with the comments I have.
For my tastes, the eibachs are a very small amount less drop.
If I was picking a spring for the added drop, great looks, the HR goes a tad lower...if I was looking for a slight compromise of more suspension but nice drop, I'd pick the eibachs.
My last purchase was another set of HRs.
That TIRERACK report says the same,
eibachs offer slightly better road comfort, HRs offer slightly better track times (assumedly because they are tighter/lower)
BOTH are great imo. win win...choose your poison. Stock is like driving on a pillow, which is also easy to like!
For my tastes, the eibachs are a very small amount less drop.
If I was picking a spring for the added drop, great looks, the HR goes a tad lower...if I was looking for a slight compromise of more suspension but nice drop, I'd pick the eibachs.
My last purchase was another set of HRs.
That TIRERACK report says the same,
eibachs offer slightly better road comfort, HRs offer slightly better track times (assumedly because they are tighter/lower)
BOTH are great imo. win win...choose your poison. Stock is like driving on a pillow, which is also easy to like!
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http://www.tirerack.com/suspension/t...bach_hr_rd.jsp
I'd assume that feel is consistent across the rest of their spring line ups (from vehicle to vehicle).
You could also try and search here for impressions people have about the two different spring sets.
I'd assume that feel is consistent across the rest of their spring line ups (from vehicle to vehicle).
You could also try and search here for impressions people have about the two different spring sets.
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I have eibachs and sports n one car and HRs and sport in another. Brett, great link, first time I read it through. And it agrees with the comments I have.
For my tastes, the eibachs are a very small amount less drop.
If I was picking a spring for the added drop, great looks, the HR goes a tad lower...if I was looking for a slight compromise of more suspension but nice drop, I'd pick the eibachs.
My last purchase was another set of HRs.
That TIRERACK report says the same,
eibachs offer slightly better road comfort, HRs offer slightly better track times (assumedly because they are tighter/lower)
BOTH are great imo. win win...choose your poison. Stock is like driving on a pillow, which is also easy to like!
For my tastes, the eibachs are a very small amount less drop.
If I was picking a spring for the added drop, great looks, the HR goes a tad lower...if I was looking for a slight compromise of more suspension but nice drop, I'd pick the eibachs.
My last purchase was another set of HRs.
That TIRERACK report says the same,
eibachs offer slightly better road comfort, HRs offer slightly better track times (assumedly because they are tighter/lower)
BOTH are great imo. win win...choose your poison. Stock is like driving on a pillow, which is also easy to like!