advise me on a suspension setup

[jrdn223]

i'm lookin to drop the e30 this christmas... somethin its needed for a long time. I'm basically looking for an aggressive stance for not too much money. Maybe bilstein sports with eibach springs. Also what are those in comparison to koni's or H&R? i'll probably have a 500 dollar budget or so for the parts. thanks alot.

[Matt86es]

You can get a H&R Sport/Bilstein Sport setup for ~$575. It is by far the best way to go IMO. I have it and love it! I would say that the H&R's are of higher quality than the Eibachs and are better matched with the Bilsteins.

Just my

[Jordan]

H&R Sports are seriously soft.

[Matt86es]

He did say aggressive stance...not trackworthy ride harshness...

[Jordan]

H&R Sport aren't what I would consider agressive, nor low. They are soft and quite possibly more body roll then stock.

[jrdn223]

yea definitely don't want more body roll, so jordan what would you suggest

[Charlie]

H&R Sport aren't what I would consider agressive, nor low. They are soft and quite possibly more body roll then stock.

Jordan, no offense man, but that's some serious misinformation there. H&R sports are actually running a higher rate than the cup kit.

It's a good, streetable setup.

-Charlie

[e304lyfe]

H&R Sport aren't what I would consider agressive, nor low. They are soft and quite possibly more body roll then stock.

[Mystikal]

H&R Sport + Bilstiens are good for street and beginner track usage. For the exact ride height make sure you check out the suspension height thread.

[Jon325i]

I've got H&R Sport springs with Tokico 5-way adjustable shocks. I have been running with the shocks turned to the #5 position (firmest). The ride quality is ok thanks to the springs....anything stiffer would probably make it too punishing for daily usage.

Jon

[graphik]

H&R Sport aren't what I would consider agressive, nor low. They are soft and quite possibly more body roll then stock.

why the fuck post misinformation like that????
how the fuck would h&r sports have more body roll than his 20 year old stock suspension setup?!?

[nando]

remember guys it's not low enough unless you're scraping the bottom of your car everywhere

[MR 325]

H&R Sport aren't what I would consider agressive, nor low. They are soft and quite possibly more body roll then stock.

That's crap, H&R Sports are just as good, if not better than your cupkit setup. I have them and have zero complaints although if they hadn't come with the car, I would have purchased IE Stage 3's or H&R Race. But there is no reason to diss the sports, especially when you're running a soft cupkit.

[Schniddy]

This is the one subject that its pretty much jordan agianst the world!

[Jand3rson]

H&R Sport aren't what I would consider agressive, nor low. They are soft and quite possibly more body roll then stock.

I wonder if you'd have posted that same thing if Charlie hadn't made his above post.