Want to trade H&R springs for something taller

[gbalanced]

Just recently purchased this beauty. I'm loving it except for how low it is for me and my family. It has H&R springs but I'm not sure what kind. For reference, I've attached multiple photos from the side. I'd like to get sport springs if possible but would consider other options.

[TFJR]

Not an expert, but those look very low to my eye. My best guess is that those are H&R Race springs, their lowest & stiffest offering. Going up to an H&R OE Sport (their mildest offering) will gain you ride height and daily driver comfort.

[E30SPDFRK]

If you can make out the part numbers on the springs, we could identify which model they are.

[gbalanced]

Thanks! I'll jack the car up when I get home and pull a part number.

[vtechnik]

I have a stock iS set if interested

[gbalanced]

Here's the photo! I tried doing a google search on them but still couldn't figure out what kind of H&R springs they were. Any ideas?

[vtechnik]

Thats the sport cup kit after doing a part number search. I've wondered about that kit, how does it feel on the road? I have h&r race springs / billy's and its starting to get a little to stiff for commutes, which is why I ask. Like I said though, I have stock iS springs if you're interested

[MacBudd541]

I ran the cup kit for years on my first e30. It is low and soft and comes with matching shocks/struts.

[djjerme]

I've got the Bilstein kit on a few cars (springs are made by Eibach for the the kit..) It's got a good balance that works considering how shitty our roads are in Portland.

[Mediumrarechicken]

Arnt those cup springs the same rate as oe sport, just lower? I was hoping these were race springs, oh well