H&R suspension kits

**Rusty** · 21 January 2008, 15:32

The link is to Bilstein kits... many are running Bilstein dampers with H&R springs. The dampers are supposed to harsher than the Konis, not sure what springs are supplied with the kits you've linked too though.

KW coilovers were mentioned on a recent thread I started. If I had the money then they were a real contender at £700 for variant 1 and £900 for variant 2, the latter having adjustable rebound damping.

**Error404** · 21 January 2008, 15:49

ah, the link didn't work

I searched against products for audi > S2

"Product Details
Manufacturer : H+R
Category : H&R Suspension Kits
Sub-category : H+R Susp Kits - Audi
Application : S2 Coupe to 9/90 (front damper thread M50x1.5) -50mm
Product Code: H-29-939-1
Details : Lowers by 50mm
Price: £660.94 inc VAT

QUICK CODE: 27H7H

"H&R suspension kits contain a set of lowering springs and set of matched shock adsorbers...... The shock adsorbers are manufactired for H&R to their specification by a highly reputable manufacturer."

So is this shock manufacturer Bilstein then I wonder

**Error404** · 21 January 2008, 15:52

this kit is also listed on the H&R website

I don't know why the springs seem lower than the "normal" spring kits (-30mm)

I've got Koni's on my fwd 20v coupe and not been blown away by the damping - but then again i'm not sure i'd want the harshness of Billies for my day to day driver

**s2driveruk** · 21 January 2008, 15:53

I think yes is the answer to that. Seem to remember one of th guys on here bought a H&R 'kit' and it was Bilstein B6 dampers and the S2 springs. May even have been Ross the Boss?

<<<<<goes off to search.....

**Flat on my back** · 21 January 2008, 17:32

?

Koni Sport...adjustables or the bottom of the range ones. Mine are Sports and most tweekable, part from rears which you have to take off!

**Error404** · 21 January 2008, 19:03

yup thats the same as my Konis

H&R suspension kits

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