H&R Cup Suspension Kit - Opinions Please

Cupraloon

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Well i wouldn't say i drive like my a$$ is on fire 24/7 (but since i sold my bike, i'm finding i'm driving faster than i did) so probably just 24/6 then !!!

And i keep seeing the H&R cup kit for sale on fleebay, at £300, and am still tempted by the price and what you guy's have said about them, but what's concerning me is the drop they state with this kit being 55/40 which i'm concerned might be a little to much, with driveshaft problems etc, etc.

Tbh, if i had the money i wouldn't hessitate to go down the bilstein route, had them before on loads of cars and they were simply excellent, but i'm really trying to not spend to much money on this car, hence the dilemma's over the suspension...

anyhoo.. i expect i'll make me mind up at some point
Cheers for the advice tho' it has helped :thumbup:
 

jonjay

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the car wont drop any more than 35mm. Mine is proof of it

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RikH

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link me to where it is on ebay for 300, flat might be falling through so might have the money for it soon

jonjay, i have no sus mods really (just db mount). but my LC sits low naturally, lower than kez's lcr which was strange.here's a pic

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Cupraloon

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the car wont drop any more than 35mm. Mine is proof of it
Don't suppose you could do me favour and when you get a moment measure your ride height as a comparison for me please :D

I did mine the other day from ground to centre of the wheel arch lower lip and it was 670mm front & 670mm rear.

Could be a bit subjective tho' i spose depending on where you do & if the grounds level or not :shrug:
 

jonjay

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the car wont drop any more than 35mm. Mine is proof of it

Don't suppose you could do me favour and when you get a moment measure your ride height as a comparison for me please :D

I did mine the other day from ground to centre of the wheel arch lower lip and it was 670mm front & 670mm rear.

Could be a bit subjective tho' i spose depending on where you do & if the grounds level or not :shrug:
Try do it for you at the weekend!
 

jonjay

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Cupraloon

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Cheers guy's :thumbup:


The reason your could sit lower i spose is perhaps seat fitted different springs or springs from a different supplier when it was built at the factory.


I found this some years ago, with a 309 gti i had, went to get some new front arb bushes and got them home wrong size, took them back and it transipred i had a much larger front arb fitted than normal as it was off the france only 309 gti-16.... must have been all they had when the car was built.
 

Cupraloon

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They look like the coilover variant Loon so the car may well sit lower. What I have is the springs and dampeners kit.

EDIT: not sure tbh, get the part numbers from them tbh because my kit looks different.

now that you've mentioned it possibly; they don't say their coilovers, probably just a library pic, :confused:
 

Cupraloon

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I've checked your thread and part #, and just emailed them asking the part # so hopefully they'll get back to me shortly....

I've looked at the H&R site, and there are 2 diffeent front axle weight kits, so now i'm evern more confused.
 

Cupraloon

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The heavier kit may be for the TDI lumps....

Think your right, looking in my handbook the front axle weight of my 2002 20vt is stated as 955kg

the 1.9 tdi 110 is stated as 980kg

Which means i'd need the h&r cup kit part # hr-31-017-1 upto 980kg

The 017-2 kit is the tdi suitable one
 

jonjay

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I seem to remember Shaun saying that H&R had Eibach springs on.....i am not sure...what you think Slick?

OR they are just coloured red because that's what colour they chose for that batch.
 
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