H&R Sport Lowering Springs

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  • Chazzmatazz2002
    Noobie
    • Jun 2013
    • 1

    #1

    H&R Sport Lowering Springs

    So this will be my first post of many to this forum, yes I'm a total noob. So lets get to it. Today, after owing my bone stock '91 318is for the last month, I installed H&R Sport Lowing Springs. (baby steps before some proper coilovers) Its only been a few hours after installing them so they haven't settled yet. I'll post picture in a couple days of how it looks but right now the rear appears to have a nice drop in hight but the front is strouggling to match it. I hope in a couple days it will level out. I was wondering If anyone else is running these springs and what there oppion was towards them? Thanks!
  • shameson
    E30 Mastermind
    • Jun 2012
    • 1507

    #2
    H&R sports are great overall springs. Had them on my previous dd (a benz) On an e30 though, they alone won't sit the car low enough for my taste. What you can do is add e90 drop hats that can help get them lower.

    Idk if you daily your 318 but the sport springs are the ones I would recommend for a car you drive a lot. Great performance overall
    '84 Alpine 325e (Gone)
    '91 Alpine 318i (Gone) Click Here
    '92 Alpine 325i Cabrio (Gone) Click Here
    '91 Alpine 318is

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    • Conki
      E30 Fanatic
      • Mar 2009
      • 1254

      #3
      Here's how mine was sitting. There's still plenty of gap, and I even had oversize tires, so I can see how it's not acceptable for many. For me it was just the right setup for a DD.

      1992 BMW 525iT Calypso
      2011 Jeep Wrangler

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