h+r part numbers

**s2avant95M** · 9 January 2006, 14:03

no, the ones for the S2 Avant are 29909.

**s2avant95M** · 9 January 2006, 14:06

I got mine from ebay.de, from this company.....

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/H-R-Tieferlegu...QQcmdZViewItem

you are in luck they have some more. it works out cheaper than getting them from the UK.

**Ski** · 9 January 2006, 15:11

question guys.

what would be the result if i kept my original shocks, but fitted HnR springs?

obviously it would lover the car a little. But, would it scrape the floor? would i need a harder shock to keep tit form scraping the floor ?

**s2avant95M** · 9 January 2006, 15:39

I am running RS2 shocks with the aforementioned H&R's, they are an excellent combination. The drop is about 30-40 mm i think.

**Ski** · 9 January 2006, 15:41

The rs2 shocks are stiffer than stock arnt they?

Are the HnR's springs stiffer?

**s2avant95M** · 9 January 2006, 16:23

I believe they maybe stiffer. However there are a few people on here who have standard shocks with H&R's and how no issues.

When i replaced my shocks one was leaking so depening on how long yours have been on there it maybe a good idea to replace them anyway.

**Ski** · 9 January 2006, 16:27

yeah ur right

just that original shocks are expensive and konis are too harsh

**Jas11n** · 9 January 2006, 18:17

Originally posted by Ski

konis are too harsh

Mine aren't (Koni's with standard springs)

**pastures16** · 9 January 2006, 18:50

so what are those springs for a coupe

**Jas11n** · 9 January 2006, 19:03

Originally posted by pastures16

so what are those springs for a coupe

Yep

h+r part numbers

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