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BudzZz · 07-23-2013, 08:53 PM

I ran H&R springs on stock shocks and regret it. I wanted to most drop you could get with only springs so I went with the H&R. It fell worst than stock. I felt more body roll with the springs. Used them for one summer season and changed up to BC coilovers. I should have went to coilovers from the beginning. H&R springs aren`t bad but it wasn`t for me, but I'm pretty sure if I would have kept shocks they would have taken a huge beating seeing as the roads up here in Montreal Canada aren't made for our low cars.

my recommendation is to look into coilovers from the begining

07-23-2013, 08:53 PM	#10 (permalink)
BudzZz Base Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Montreal Canada Posts: 56 Drives: 2012 Subaru Sti Rep Power: 13	I ran H&R springs on stock shocks and regret it. I wanted to most drop you could get with only springs so I went with the H&R. It fell worst than stock. I felt more body roll with the springs. Used them for one summer season and changed up to BC coilovers. I should have went to coilovers from the beginning. H&R springs aren`t bad but it wasn`t for me, but I'm pretty sure if I would have kept shocks they would have taken a huge beating seeing as the roads up here in Montreal Canada aren't made for our low cars. my recommendation is to look into coilovers from the begining __________________ 2012 Subaru Sti Sedan SOLD 09 370z 6MT MB Sports Pack // BC coilovers// SPC camber Kit // Forgestar F10// F.I. 12" Res Catback & Non-Res TP // Injen CAI // Shine Auto // Stillen // Evo-R SOLD