which suspension of these two are better
02-13-2005, 10:54 PM
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which suspension of these two are better
which do you guys prefer the:
APR/STaSIS Street Sport Suspension: 995$
or
h&r street coilovers: 1200$
anyone ran either of these suspensions, or both, which and why
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APR/STaSIS Street Sport Suspension: 995$
or
h&r street coilovers: 1200$
anyone ran either of these suspensions, or both, which and why
thanks
02-14-2005, 05:35 AM
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There is a ton of info on these here...
Basic rule is if you do not track the H&R Streets are a great selection, if you track occasionally the Stasis is likely a better choice.
I've owned two Stasis kits(old StreetSports, not the koni sourced one like the ones you are looking at) and am now running H&Rs. Won't be changing to anything else soon, nice setup.
Search on H&Rs, StreetSports, my name, whatever. Think I have responded to this question now for 2yrs or more lol. Same recommendation though...
I've owned two Stasis kits(old StreetSports, not the koni sourced one like the ones you are looking at) and am now running H&Rs. Won't be changing to anything else soon, nice setup.
Search on H&Rs, StreetSports, my name, whatever. Think I have responded to this question now for 2yrs or more lol. Same recommendation though...
02-14-2005, 05:50 AM
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I think the H&R Streets are fine on the track.
I loved them on the street, and they performed better than stock on the track. It's a great kit, and I don't think you can go wrong with them. I've never had the STaSIS ones, so I can't compare them.
02-14-2005, 05:54 AM
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They may be... I haven't driven them on the track. The Stasis stuff is a little more ...
agressive on turn-in which I liked but harder to live with on the street imo. The H&Rs seem to fit me pretty well overall.
02-14-2005, 07:48 AM
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The H&R's are excellent on the street, but underspring for
the weight of the S4. Heavier springs/more damping is severely missed when the car needs to transition from a fast straight into a slow corner (over and over again).
The car is heavy !
The car is heavy !
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