H&R street performance coil over kit

[PegasusM]

Has anyone tried this set up, I am having a hard time finding details or a good review.

I found them as low as $1700 and they seem to be a better choice over the MP height adjustable sleeves.

I track the car about 4 times at my local tracks and I do a lot of spirited driving on the weekends.

Any feedback is appreciated.


here is a link
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-h-and-r-...vers/50478~hr/

[knightarmor]

I was looking at these too. They are on sale on TireRack right now. Couple of M2's running these but no long term feedback.

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by knightarmor

I was looking at these too. They are on sale on TireRack right now. Couple of M2's running these but no long term feedback.

we price match

[knightarmor]

Originally Posted by mike@x-ph.com

we price match

Thanks for the response Mike. Have you guys installed any of these on an F8X platform? Any feedback?

[mike@x-ph.com]

Originally Posted by knightarmor

Thanks for the response Mike. Have you guys installed any of these on an F8X platform? Any feedback?

We do not install in-house

[PegasusM]

Originally Posted by knightarmor

I was looking at these too. They are on sale on TireRack right now. Couple of M2's running these but no long term feedback.

I found a really good article int he M2 forums about them. Bottom line seems to be that they are a really good bang for the buck they ride a little bit more aggressive than the stock suspension but they hold up real well in the corners. Side note, these are not compatible with EDC, I am going to pull the trigger on them and provide my feedback in a separate thread after installing them.

[LOW4LYF]

Originally Posted by PegasusM

I found a really good article int he M2 forums about them. Bottom line seems to be that they are a really good bang for the buck they ride a little bit more aggressive than the stock suspension but they hold up real well in the corners. Side note, these are not compatible with EDC, I am going to pull the trigger on them and provide my feedback in a separate thread after installing them.

You need just EDC delete kit or have it coded out.
If you looking for EDC Coilovers, you looking at 3K+

[knightarmor]

Originally Posted by PegasusM

I found a really good article int he M2 forums about them. Bottom line seems to be that they are a really good bang for the buck they ride a little bit more aggressive than the stock suspension but they hold up real well in the corners. Side note, these are not compatible with EDC, I am going to pull the trigger on them and provide my feedback in a separate thread after installing them.

Cool. I'm not sure which direction to go in yet. I know KW V3 will work and not give me any problems I just wish they offered a V1 set as I'm not interested in spending time playing with rebound/compression settings, hence the only reason I am looking at the H&R's. Looking forward to hearing your feedback.

[LOW4LYF]

Originally Posted by knightarmor

Cool. I'm not sure which direction to go in yet. I know KW V3 will work and not give me any problems I just wish they offered a V1 set as I'm not interested in spending time playing with rebound/compression settings, hence the only reason I am looking at the H&R's. Looking forward to hearing your feedback.

Also for the V3 you need EDC delete or coding if your vehicle comes with EDC from the factory.

[M 4 FUN]

H&R is a well known and well used brand here in Europe and they are also tested by the German TUV test center to be able to be sold here so it's not a bad product at all. My friend sells a lot of the H&R stuff here with no problems.
I would not be afraid of purchasing it.

[ByeFelicia]

Originally Posted by PegasusM

I found a really good article int he M2 forums about them. Bottom line seems to be that they are a really good bang for the buck they ride a little bit more aggressive than the stock suspension but they hold up real well in the corners. Side note, these are not compatible with EDC, I am going to pull the trigger on them and provide my feedback in a separate thread after installing them.

How did this turn out?
Curious

[Gotmpower]

Can someone please post their reviews of this product?

[chrisjguzman]

Originally Posted by PegasusM

Has anyone tried this set up, I am having a hard time finding details or a good review.

I found them as low as $1700 and they seem to be a better choice over the MP height adjustable sleeves.

I track the car about 4 times at my local tracks and I do a lot of spirited driving on the weekends.

Any feedback is appreciated.


here is a link
https://www.ecstuning.com/b-h-and-r-...vers/50478~hr/

I run them but with different springs and custom valving.

[ByeFelicia]

How about out the box though? You seem like you want yours specific for track perhaps.
I'd like to know for the money you're spending and not with the extra/custom stuff

[PegasusM]

My car is not equipped with EDC from the factory so I think I will be okay

[PegasusM]

Originally Posted by LOW4LYF

Also for the V3 you need EDC delete or coding if your vehicle comes with EDC from the factory.

My car does not come equipped with EDC from factory so I am good to go on coding.

[PegasusM]

Originally Posted by ByeFelicia

How did this turn out?
Curious

I have been busy with work I'll be ordering this week and installing at the end of the month.

[PegasusM]

Originally Posted by Gotmpower

Can someone please post their reviews of this product?

I will review the product next month after installation. Stay tuned.

[JD1100]

what ever happened?

[M3SQRD]

Originally Posted by JD1100

what ever happened?

I’ve had friends with the H&R coilovers and their biggest complaint is harshness. I’d also look at ISC dampers which are similar in price but also come with one-way adjustable dampers. Adjustable dampers can be a set it and forget option after initial adjustment. KW V3 gives you independent R and C damping for even better fine tuning to the ride quality you like.