Eibach or HR sport springs for M3 ??

[flashinthepan]

I have pondered a spring change for street use and only for a slight drop, in time I may want a more elaborate & expensive set-up (coil-overs etc..), but for a baby-step - has anyone tried either of these springs that supposedly work with stock shocks ???

The Eibachs are on a long back-order, I have heard the HR sports are slightly firmer and slightly lower...any feedback ?

 

[JGM3E3632]

Hr

 

[6884ret]

Have you considered Bilstein PSS9 Coil-over suspension?

 

[Tom]

Have you considered Bilstein PSS9 Coil-over suspension?

Hey Joe, how the hell are you buddy?

I also agree with the Bilstein setup.

I've had H&R before on an older car and didn't care too much for it. It made the ride too bouncy for my taste.

 

[flashinthepan]

Hey Joe, how the hell are you buddy?

I also agree with the Bilstein setup.

I've had H&R before on an older car and didn't care too much for it. It made the ride too bouncy for my taste.

H&R's I am hearing they are stiff and bouncy & the Eibachs are worth waiting for.

The PSS9's are hard to come by and $1,900...yes ?
If the ride is that good though perhaps I should re-think.

 

[Big Daddy]

Coil-overs are the best, but I would choose the Eibach over H&R's. I had H&R's on my roadster, bouncy, choppy ride. I switched to Dinan.

 

[flashinthepan]

Barvarian auto just rec'd the PSS9's, So I cringed and ordered them..In the long run perhaps I will have made the best choice (I hope), the full ride adjustabilty and potential to raise/lower at any time helped sway me.

I will try and post some pics once I get these on and aligned. Thanks for the opinions ! Much appreciated !!

 

[HornyHornet]

What about SACHS Performance Sets? I dont know much about them but its another choice.

 

[6884ret]

H&R's I am hearing they are stiff and bouncy & the Eibachs are worth waiting for.

The PSS9's are hard to come by and $1,900...yes ?
If the ride is that good though perhaps I should re-think.

You can get the Bilstein PSS9 for about $1,300.

 

[6884ret]

Hey Joe, how the hell are you buddy?

I also agree with the Bilstein setup.

I've had H&R before on an older car and didn't care too much for it. It made the ride too bouncy for my taste.

Hey Tom! Nice to hear from you. I'm doing well. Been very busy. The Bilstein coil-over has worked very well for me. Shocks/struts are adjustable so you can get a pretty smooth ride, considering the suspension set-up. BTW, the website looks fantastic. Great work, buddy!!

Joe

 

[solomon]

how often are you looking at rebuilding the coilovers? I know speaking from JIC, TEIN, and other jap coilovers they do need rebuilds after time. I am searching to buy a 95 M3 and am running H&R springs with KYB GR2's on 00' Subaru Legacy GT and they feel great. I can say that they droped the crap out of the car 2" all around.