Anyone with H&R coils springs on his 996TT ?
#1
Anyone with H&R coils springs on his 996TT ?
Hi,
I am looking at some H&R springs only for my 996tt. It's regular one, with no sport suspension (lowered). I am not planning on doing track, I am simply looking at "look Improvement" at this time.
Is there someone in here who can comment on H&R springs on regular TT shocks ? I would also be interested in seeing pics of TT with the 1.0" drop all around (as promise by H&R).
Regards,
Bo
I am looking at some H&R springs only for my 996tt. It's regular one, with no sport suspension (lowered). I am not planning on doing track, I am simply looking at "look Improvement" at this time.
Is there someone in here who can comment on H&R springs on regular TT shocks ? I would also be interested in seeing pics of TT with the 1.0" drop all around (as promise by H&R).
Regards,
Bo
#4
Originally posted by sharkster
don't do it.. seriously we took off sooooo many of those from unhappy people that came in and did PSS9s instead. Not worth it.. don't make the handling and ride worse just for an inch....
don't do it.. seriously we took off sooooo many of those from unhappy people that came in and did PSS9s instead. Not worth it.. don't make the handling and ride worse just for an inch....
Euro PSS9s are going in soon! Thanks Alex for the recommendation.
Oh hey my very first post!
#5
Originally posted by scslite
Ditto. I bought my 996TT with H&R springs already installed. Previously having an M3 with Ground Control coilovers in comparison the ride is nothing to be inspired about. I absolutely hate it!
Euro PSS9s are going in soon! Thanks Alex for the recommendation.
Oh hey my very first post!
Ditto. I bought my 996TT with H&R springs already installed. Previously having an M3 with Ground Control coilovers in comparison the ride is nothing to be inspired about. I absolutely hate it!
Euro PSS9s are going in soon! Thanks Alex for the recommendation.
Oh hey my very first post!
#7
LSM has TechArt springs on his car and he likes them. If you don't want to go to coil-overs, it might be worth your while to check those out.
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#8
I was going to buy the H&Rs as well until I read all the bad reviews by owners. I just bought the Cargraphic springs. The car is definitely lower. It needs to be aligned still, I will give my impressions after I drive it.
#9
Originally posted by Mz3bo
How much should I expect for the PSS9 ? I was looking for the H&R or EIback coilover at Tirerack... are they a good choice as well ?
Regards
Bo
How much should I expect for the PSS9 ? I was looking for the H&R or EIback coilover at Tirerack... are they a good choice as well ?
Regards
Bo
#10
Originally posted by sharkster
Hey man, your car is shaping REALLLY well... Can't wait to see the new look Seal Grey is groovy on TTs. It's a good thing that us Bay Area folks have Jeff to buy wheels from eh?
Hey man, your car is shaping REALLLY well... Can't wait to see the new look Seal Grey is groovy on TTs. It's a good thing that us Bay Area folks have Jeff to buy wheels from eh?
Got the bumper off last night...after talking to you it was a piece of cake.
#12
Originally posted by scslite
No kidding! I'm sure glad you guys are around. Maybe too close! But really thanks for all the help guys!
Got the bumper off last night...after talking to you it was a piece of cake.
No kidding! I'm sure glad you guys are around. Maybe too close! But really thanks for all the help guys!
Got the bumper off last night...after talking to you it was a piece of cake.
#13
Originally posted by sharkster
The H&R coil overs are pretty awful (that large front spring is well...). Also they are not adjustable in terms of dampening like the PSS9s.
The H&R coil overs are pretty awful (that large front spring is well...). Also they are not adjustable in terms of dampening like the PSS9s.
The only issue that I've had with the H&R coil overs were an occaisional clunk at full turn. This was resolved by H&R with a clear tubing wrap that was needed and not installed by the fact. Since the tubing was installed over the lower portion of the spring I've had no more noises. Great suspension very compliant on the street and decent on track with no issues.
#14
Originally posted by oak
I've had the H&R coil overs (not just springs) mounted for awhile and have had no perfromance issues at all. I have them set at around GT2 height and have no bump stop problems. The larger spring was designed to displace the shock loads from the FWD. YOu can also rotate the strut mounts to gain more room if needed. It's been a great set up and feels much more compliant than the PSS9's which has been known to have some bump stop issues if you want GT2 ride height.
The only issue that I've had with the H&R coil overs were an occaisional clunk at full turn. This was resolved by H&R with a clear tubing wrap that was needed and not installed by the fact. Since the tubing was installed over the lower portion of the spring I've had no more noises. Great suspension very compliant on the street and decent on track with no issues.
I've had the H&R coil overs (not just springs) mounted for awhile and have had no perfromance issues at all. I have them set at around GT2 height and have no bump stop problems. The larger spring was designed to displace the shock loads from the FWD. YOu can also rotate the strut mounts to gain more room if needed. It's been a great set up and feels much more compliant than the PSS9's which has been known to have some bump stop issues if you want GT2 ride height.
The only issue that I've had with the H&R coil overs were an occaisional clunk at full turn. This was resolved by H&R with a clear tubing wrap that was needed and not installed by the fact. Since the tubing was installed over the lower portion of the spring I've had no more noises. Great suspension very compliant on the street and decent on track with no issues.
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