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Old 03-12-12 | 12:18 PM
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Originally Posted by GiantsFan
nice!! i was wondering what size are your wheels.
the wheel gap is completely gone which looks a lot better than the stock ones.
Old 04-26-12 | 07:18 PM
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How is the ride with stock shocks on H&R?
Old 04-27-12 | 06:46 PM
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09 is250 awd

h&r springs, stock shocks

1.4f, 1.3r

this is right after installation and took it for a quick spin down the street
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Old 04-27-12 | 10:43 PM
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^ makes a HUGEE difference on AWD's lol
Old 04-28-12 | 11:03 AM
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yea haha, the AWD is especially high....i went from a over 4 finger wheel gap to less than 2...
Old 04-30-12 | 03:19 AM
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What is the longevity of the shocks after putting lowering springs on?

I would think the extra tension on the shocks would deteriorate them quickly.

Lowering springs will give you that bouncy ride too!
Old 04-30-12 | 10:31 AM
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^no bouncy ride here!

And I haven't been lowered for too long (8 months), but I asked around before I lowered my car - and I didn't run into anyone blowing their shocks super early.
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Will be ordered them most likely tonight! Can't wait to get them I absolutely hate wheel gap lol
Old 04-30-12 | 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by slimjimtel
What is the longevity of the shocks after putting lowering springs on?

I would think the extra tension on the shocks would deteriorate them quickly.

Lowering springs will give you that bouncy ride too!
I'm driving very careful now...slow over bumps and avoiding potholes more....

Can't wait to change shoes...will make me an even safer driver/...
Old 04-30-12 | 05:58 PM
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have mine for a year and a half now, rides good, looks good, stock shocks are still in good shape, you won't regret it
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Are any of you awd guys experiencing vibrations from these springs? Ive heard a lot about it due to the bcr coils but not a whole lot about the h&r's so I think I may be going with these.

Anyone know what the dealers quote for installation? Also, anyone know of any good install shops near Portland, OR that are cheaper than the dealership?

Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by thango

What size are your rims? Because I like your set up with the H&R springs!
Old 05-02-12 | 11:34 PM
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Those are 19s, I believe its 38 offset for the front and 32 offset for the back (or vice versa).
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Originally Posted by Dr3wSaL
Are any of you awd guys experiencing vibrations from these springs? Ive heard a lot about it due to the bcr coils but not a whole lot about the h&r's so I think I may be going with these.

Anyone know what the dealers quote for installation? Also, anyone know of any good install shops near Portland, OR that are cheaper than the dealership?

Thanks in advance.
definitely more vibration....but i got them installed same time as my oil change which i did a seafoam before hand, so once i got new tank of gas after and after today's alignment, ride's a lot smoother and vibration @ idle eased...
Old 09-12-12 | 02:25 AM
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Where did you have these springs installed? I'm from the Monterey County Area and I'll drive anywhere for an $80.00 installation fee...

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