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Old 03-06-2014, 01:52 AM   #15
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Eibach is one of the largest spring winders for other aftermarket companies. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they made the H&R set.

I doubt the Eibachs actually sag. My guess would be that many just don't like the ride height bias front:rear that Eibach chose.
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Eibach is one of the largest spring winders for other aftermarket companies. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they made the H&R set.

I doubt the Eibachs actually sag. My guess would be that many just don't like the ride height bias front:rear that Eibach chose.

you may be right about that. I think people just call it saggy butt syndrome as a joke and not that the rear sags over time. It is a weird look though, having the back noticeable lower than the front.
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Im very familiar with RCE, and I know they engineer everything extremely well. I don't think the drop with the RCE's is enough for the stance I want. Im not going to be tracking or anything like that so super engineered springs don't do anything for me. Anyone on here running RCE's with 17's? I would like to see what the drop will look like.
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I had those on my 03 WRX, they gave a nice stance, didnt care for the ride though. I had the RSR downs, or super downs....something like that.
im not sure you can get the "stance" and ride quality together from a lowering spring at all, let alone from a lowering spring that isnt engineered extremely well.
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Any idea on the spring rate of the sport springs?

We're not sure, H&R doesn't release that info for their sport springs. Plus it's hard to say what the spring rate is exactly since they're progressive.
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I came from the STi world, been out of the import scene for about 5 yrs. I bought me an FR-S and now I have the mod bug again. With 2 kids, a full time job, and being a full time student I can't afford to get the wrong stuff.

I had H&R's on my STi (before getting coilovers) and I would like to stay the same route on the FR-S.

Im going to be ordering new wheels/tires shortly, but Im staying 17". Probably 17X8.

Which H&R's will be better, the sport or super sport?

Will I require camber bolts/arms to achieve a proper alignment after settling?

I'm on a budget, but I dont want anything unsafe or unreliable. Thanks for the help!

I just received my super sport springs yesterday. I have plenty of friends with these springs and I think they ride just fine. Yes a little bumpy but nothing too serious. I'll be installing mine this weekend if the weather permits and i'll let you know!
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