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H&Rs results

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eben Member

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Well partial results, I haven't driven at speed or had an alignment yet. But I like the look and drop was 1" on the front and 1.25" on the rear.

Now they can settle till spring. Anyone know where the adjustments for toe and camber are on the rear ( not that I am going to adjust them ) ?

The 2 bolts at the top with funny looking triangular washers on them are my guess.

A couple of photos of the new look...

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  • 2 weeks later...
ntrylvl Member

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I swapped my 2002 C2's US M030 springs for some H&R's a few months back, and I'm ecstatic about the improvement in appearance. The car drives and handles great, too. Here are some before and after pics:

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deschodt Member

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I swapped my 2002 C2's US M030 springs for some H&R's a few months back, and I'm ecstatic about the improvement in appearance. The car drives and handles great, too. Here are some before and after pics:

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Nice - tell me, what size are your wheels ?

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Porsche_Smile Member

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Well partial results, I haven't driven at speed or had an alignment yet. But I like the look and drop was 1" on the front and 1.25" on the rear.

Now they can settle till spring. Anyone know where the adjustments for toe and camber are on the rear ( not that I am going to adjust them ) ?

The 2 bolts at the top with funny looking triangular washers on them are my guess.

A couple of photos of the new look...

nice drop....... do you notice any bouncing?

  • 3 weeks later...
ArneeA Member

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How many miles do you have on the car?

H&R springs are progressive springs, right? I'm curious to see if they work well with the C4S's shocks/struts in the handling department.

skyline Member

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Funny just posted 1 on here about this exact mod apart from i added 9mm spacers as well & my car rides good with the H&R,s but the car is not stable in a straight line .. aThinking lowering makes front tow out slightly. Have asked LOREN for his feedack on this. Here,s my pic. post-8661-1169944278_thumb.jpg

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