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Just wondering if anyone has these and if so what are they like? I have H&R's that are now 5 years old with new Eibach front springs, H&R rear springs. On 18's with nurothene bushes throughout, it's a tad 'bouncy shall we say!
Looking for a more compliant ride for street use.
Advice and comments appreciated
Cheers
Karl
Oz
Oct 93 build MY 94 ABY Kingfisher Blue Audi S2 with MD147 turbo :mischeif:u SOLD
Audi 90 Quattro 20V 1989 7A
Audi TTRS 2010 APR stage 2 +
Triumph 675 Street Triple R
A few people on here have run KWs, various variants (Wolfgang, anton, ciarnathemurph). The spring rates are nearly double those of the HnRs (400lb front, 350lb rear on the V1s ). The variant 3s have adjustable bump and rebound damping, they're really for track and race use although a decent level of adjustment will help to make things a little less harsh...
Basically, on 18s an S2 coupe will never ride very well as standard and it only goes downhill from there TBH. Fit some 16/17s for road use if you can, that's about the only improvement avaiable other than reverting to OE springs and even then the HnRs really aren't much stiffer, only lower really.
Cheers'en, AndyC
1994 ABY Coupe - Projekt Alpinweiss
Thanks guys. I have to run 18's to cover my 6 pot GT3 Carrera Cup Calipers and 362mm AP Racing Discs. Would appreciate feedback once fitted!
Cheers
Karl
Oz
Oct 93 build MY 94 ABY Kingfisher Blue Audi S2 with MD147 turbo :mischeif:u SOLD
Audi 90 Quattro 20V 1989 7A
Audi TTRS 2010 APR stage 2 +
Triumph 675 Street Triple R
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