[Geonator]

As the title states..
I need help deciding what Coilover set to purchase new.

Its betwwen..
H&R coilover set
or
Bilstien Pss9/10

The H&R's would run me about $1300.00 w/tx
and
Blstiens Pss9/10 would run about $2000.00 w/tax

The reason for the H&rs are the price. I cant see myself paying 2k for coilovers... I rather save the money i save and put them into wheels.

If anyone has any review on the H&R coilover set, that would be great.
Let the flaming begin on the " " button not being used.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Sorry this was posted in the F/S thread...

[Martin_hbg]

Not to jack your thread, but have you considered single adjustable AST's with Swift springs? They are reasonably priced and from what I have read should be a good option.

[Geonator]

Originally Posted by Martin_hbg

Not to jack your thread, but have you considered single adjustable AST's with Swift springs? They are reasonably priced and from what I have read should be a good option.

I havent considered that and haven't optioned that out as well. I'd like to look more into that. Has anyone used them? Does anyone have those installed?

[The HACK]

Actually if you're going to "save money" on a set of coil-overs, don't put it to the wheels. Put it toward a good CORNER BALANCING and alignment.

IMNSHO the ability to easily corner balance is the single biggest performance reason to get adjustable height coil-overs.

[SV Concepts III]

Between those two, I would do the Bilsteins because I think they are a better compromise between performance and comfort. They are easy to adjust and well regarded on the forums. I ran them on my daily driven E46 and was happy with the mix, it was a very good performer without being too stiff.

[M II]

Originally Posted by Geonator

As the title states..
I need help deciding what Coilover set to purchase new.

Its betwwen..
H&R coilover set
or
Bilstien Pss9/10

The H&R's would run me about $1300.00 w/tx
and
Blstiens Pss9/10 would run about $2000.00 w/tax

The reason for the H&rs are the price. I cant see myself paying 2k for coilovers... I rather save the money i save and put them into wheels.

If anyone has any review on the H&R coilover set, that would be great.
Let the flaming begin on the " " button not being used.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Sorry this was posted in the F/S thread...

Also, have you considered KWs?

As an authorized dealer, we can help you get a set of coilovers that fit your budget.

You have a PM coming your way!