Question: H&R -60mm

[lynx]

hi,

I have opportunity to buy subject, but I haven' t seen that setup under car, not even on the picture. The guy who selling it, saying that it will drop 60mm.

Does H&R offer even that kinds of springs? I know 50mm, but 60? If does, maybe someone have picture with that kit? Or some kind of product code?

with best regards,

edit: spring are for coupe

[AndersS2]

hi!

i have 40mm h&r on mine, and i must say, that they lower more than enough.
Maybe 60mm will be a little overkill?
never heard of the 60mm springs until now. are they custom made?

heres a pic of mine on 19"s and 40mm h&r+yellow konis on a bad picture..(a avant though).

[s2_southwest]

Anders, that colour is beautiful, what is it? standard audi colour or something else?

cheers

sorry to hijack

[Greg_S]

I wouldnt go for 60mm, 40mm is more than enough

[lynx]

thanks for replays

I asked this question beacause I haven' t heard about -60mm springs, I though maybe You are.

I was able to get one picture, but how can I say . . . some pictures says more that 1000 words, but that isn' t.

http://www.radalle.com/imanager/?kat=3&cmd=4&kuva_id=14772

coupe @ the picture.

Anyway, I asked a part nr. about spring, let' s see what answer I got.

[Keeper of The Kitten]

Usually there will be a stock version which lowers the car by around 40mm, and then most spring manufacturers will offer to make other versions on request - I have seen that sort of thing advertised before.

I think 40mm would be enough but it depends on whether you have removed a lot of weight from the car, especially at the front - I can see a time when I will be needing lowering springs to bring the front back down after losing weight from it.

__MDC__

[Jonas_R]

I think that the H&R cup kit lowers 50/50, here is a pic of mine with the bilstein dampers and H&R springs:




/Jonas R.