[Prissy]

How much lower will the car be with H&R Sport Springs compared to stock sport suspension on a coupe? Any pictures?

[SV Concepts III]

H&R lists 1.3" front and 1.2" rear for cars with sport package.

[Prissy]

Originally Posted by Nick@Jlevi SW

H&R lists 1.3" front and 1.2" rear for cars with sport package.

Thanks Nick

[d3l0n]

So if the e90 did not have sport pacakge.. what would the drop be? and would it make sense to get the RACE springs then? to achieve the same drop of a sport with HR?

[SV Concepts III]

I believe the non sports ride about .5" higher so the total drop would be those numbers + .5".

[kenneth]

http://www.e90post.com/forums/showpo...ostcount=13425

Here you go!

[FotiosF90M5]

I just bought a set for 165 and im worried it will be too low. If I even get them installed.

[kenneth]

Originally Posted by fotios330i

I just bought a set for 165 and im worried it will be too low. If I even get them installed.

I wouldn't recommend springs only, as the stock shock will not be strong enough, you'll likely get bouncier ride.

[d3l0n]

Originally Posted by Nick@Jlevi SW

I believe the non sports ride about .5" higher so the total drop would be those numbers + .5".

So i'm getting some 19inch wheels.. i want a nice drop look, but i got some bad brooklyn streets to deal with.. HR Race Springs give a 2.0 drop in front.. this would mean a 1.5 on my NONsport?

[Ron@Modbargains]

Originally Posted by d3l0n

So i'm getting some 19inch wheels.. i want a nice drop look, but i got some bad brooklyn streets to deal with.. HR Race Springs give a 2.0 drop in front.. this would mean a 1.5 on my NONsport?

Stick with the H&R sports springs with the 19" wheels, they'll do a good job filling in the gap and still be comfortable. The H&R race springs are very agressive especially for Brooklyn roads.

[Prissy]

Is it crazy just to install the H&R sport for the fronts and not rear? o_O
1 more question: How long is the shock life on KW-V1 coilover?

[d3l0n]

Originally Posted by Ron************

Stick with the H&R sports springs with the 19" wheels, they'll do a good job filling in the gap and still be comfortable. The H&R race springs are very agressive especially for Brooklyn roads.

THAT'S WHAT I'LL DO! THANKS!

[d3l0n]

I also noticed how my car looked as I was approaching it from a starbucks the other day.. it looked good as is.. sometimes depending on how I park on the streets, 1inch lower should be enough, especially with 19inch shoes.

[SV Concepts III]

Originally Posted by Prissy

Is it crazy just to install the H&R sport for the fronts and not rear? o_O
1 more question: How long is the shock life on KW-V1 coilover?

I definitely don't recommend mix matching springs, you are going to upset the car's balance and predictability.

[Prissy]

Originally Posted by Nick@Jlevi SW

I definitely don't recommend mix matching springs, you are going to upset the car's balance and predictability.

thanks for the opinion nick

[SV Concepts III]

Originally Posted by d3l0n

So i'm getting some 19inch wheels.. i want a nice drop look, but i got some bad brooklyn streets to deal with.. HR Race Springs give a 2.0 drop in front.. this would mean a 1.5 on my NONsport?

The nonsport would drop more than the sport because it starts higher. The end result is the same ride height between the sport and nonsport cars but the actual drop of a nonsport will be larger.

[pittyinSC]

Just get ur KW's put on !!

[d3l0n]

Coilovers are ideal.. but I dont think its that serious... like I'm just about looks for right now, althought I do drive hard sometimes.

[KingKye]

not low enough..