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H&R vs Eibach
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H&R vs Eibach
I did some searching through this forum and havent found any ideas on which is better for a C230 SportsCoupe: H&R or Eibach? I've read some stuff about other models online and H&R seems to have a better drop. Any comments???
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mmm. I am debating about lowing my car as well. I live in SF so there are a lot of hills. Should i be looking at getting Eibachs (1.2 drop all around) or h&r. I head H&R drop 1.6....is this true?
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are coilovers too stiff?
I dont want to sacrifice right comfort because i will be driving my parents and grandparents from time to time so i dont want them complaining -_-. And I wont be tracking my car or anything. So i guess springs are the best option until i upgrade my car in a couple of years.
I dont want to sacrifice right comfort because i will be driving my parents and grandparents from time to time so i dont want them complaining -_-. And I wont be tracking my car or anything. So i guess springs are the best option until i upgrade my car in a couple of years.
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are coilovers too stiff?
I dont want to sacrifice right comfort because i will be driving my parents and grandparents from time to time so i dont want them complaining -_-. And I wont be tracking my car or anything. So i guess springs are the best option until i upgrade my car in a couple of years.
I dont want to sacrifice right comfort because i will be driving my parents and grandparents from time to time so i dont want them complaining -_-. And I wont be tracking my car or anything. So i guess springs are the best option until i upgrade my car in a couple of years.
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yea prob wouldn't see a difference i have a lad gettin back to me on a price. so the h&r are a stiffer spring cos i don't want to stiff only doing it for looks and roads in ireland are ****, hit a pot hole on fri and thought both front wheels were gonna be bent as f#@k so was thinking on the way home what would it have been like if i had it lowered
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what about tein springs anyone have any comments on them. its a pain in the hole to get anything over here for a w203. i've been ringing round all day and they all have nutin listed for the w203. has anyone got part numbers for eibach or tein so i can ring with a part no. i'm driving a c200k 
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are you from scotland or sometind "aych en aaaaaarrrrrr" haha. h&r are to harsh from what i've heard' irish roads are crap at times especially back roads and thats were put the foot down cos its more fun
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for part numbers try www.tirerack.com
