JimmY@RojoCollisioN

I just got H&R springs and my dealer mentioned something about sensors for ride height and load level and he said these would be compromized by adding springs, any advice or info about this would be much appriciated thanx!!!

LosGatosS4

maybe he's thinking about the headlight auto levelers. You may have to re-aim your headlights, but they will still work just fine.

JTravinski

They beat the hell out of your stock shocks. after about a month, your ride will start to get floaty/bouncy. this is the shocks saying "ok, i'm done. these springs are too damn rough for me!!" you would be better off doing springs and shocks at once or coilovers. since you already have your springs, i would recommend bilstien shocks for your h&r's. i think that is what the consensus would be...

i have just eibach springs on my car and this has happened to me. the h&r's are even lower than the eibachs so the problem might be even worse. when you put lower springs on the stock shocks, the shocks aren't able to travel as far to absorb the energy that comes from the more powerful, shorter springs and the shocks wear out.

Mike B

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The R

would make the handling perfect, but it still handles and drives well.