View Poll Results: Neuspeed Race or H&R Race with 13 inch Rims

Neuspeed Race (2.25"front, 2.0"rear)

H&R Race (2.5"front, 2.25"rear)

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13 inch VX Rims with H&R or Neuspeed Race springs?

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Nov 12, 2003 | 12:10 PM

silentpha

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13 inch VX Rims with H&R or Neuspeed Race springs?

I'm going to be rolling on my stock 13 inch rims until I upgrade to 16's in the summer or next fall. The springs are going to used with kyb agx shocks but I don't know how low I should drop my car for now on 13's. Neuspeed Race springs drop 2.25" front and 2.0" rear and h&r race springs drop 2.5" front and 2.25" rear. I'm trying to get rid of most of the wheel gap so which springs would you guys recommend?

Nov 12, 2003 | 12:16 PM

asiandoood

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i reccomend the Koni Yellows or the Tokico Illuminas if you are going beyond 2 inches. the AGX will not be able to handle the drop.

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Nov 12, 2003 | 01:06 PM

qtiger

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Quote:

Originally posted by asiandoood
i reccomend the Koni Yellows or the Tokico Illuminas if you are going beyond 2 inches. the AGX will not be able to handle the drop.

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If you are going with AGXs get the H&R sports.

Nov 12, 2003 | 07:26 PM

praxis

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H&R race springs...barely enough wheel well to slide my flat (skinny) hand between the fender and the tire (205/60/13 tires, a little bigger round [approx. 1mm] than stock.

I run Monroe sens a tracs...I have to swap them every 6 months, I only pay $20ea. for them. I am awaiting my comp'd set of DNX coil overs (they have in cabin dampening adjustment :grinpimp: ) which are still not ready for the market for the 92-95. I would recommend Tokico, for something that works well and is relatively inexpensive.