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Lscman · 3rd March 2004, 02:34

H&R 29441 will match the front fender gap to the rear by dropping the nose about an inch. You should add the Dinan rear bar to maintain neutral handling, since the springs are a bit stiffer.

If your car has over 40K miles, I'd strongly consider switching to Koni's set between medium and soft. This is because the Factory Boge's blow out around 50K miles. The Konis, H&R 29441, Dinan rear bar and stock rear springs will feel very similar to stock, but better control and more neutral.

Search for post by UserID "Elevens" to see 29441 info.

3rd March 2004, 02:34	#2 (permalink)
Lscman M5 Guru (>2000 posts) Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: PA Posts: 3,733 Thanks: 3 Thanked 200 Times in 109 Posts	Re: spring question H&R 29441 will match the front fender gap to the rear by dropping the nose about an inch. You should add the Dinan rear bar to maintain neutral handling, since the springs are a bit stiffer. If your car has over 40K miles, I'd strongly consider switching to Koni's set between medium and soft. This is because the Factory Boge's blow out around 50K miles. The Konis, H&R 29441, Dinan rear bar and stock rear springs will feel very similar to stock, but better control and more neutral. Search for post by UserID "Elevens" to see 29441 info.