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Konis and H&R Springs

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YOUR RESEARCHKonis and H&R Springs

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Use on the koni kit iirc)

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H&R Sport seemed like a good balance(which is equivalent to what's used on the Koni kit IIRC).

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Use disguised ots version

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I do not know however if the new Koni kit that uses Eibach's are specifically tailored to Koni's shocks or if they are just using a disguised OTS version.

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Use disguised ots version

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I do not know however if the new Koni kit that uses Eibach's are specifically tailored to Koni's shocks or if they are just using a disguised OTS version.

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Use eibach - any real difference between the two

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Suggestion · Original poster

The kits used to use H&R and now most use Eibach - any real difference between the two?

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Use eibach's are specifically tailored

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I do not know however if the new Koni kit that uses Eibach's are specifically tailored to Koni's shocks or if they are just using a disguised OTS version.

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Use h&r and now most

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Suggestion · Original poster

The kits used to use H&R and now most use Eibach - any real difference between the two?

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Use disguised ots version

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I do not know however if the new Koni kit that uses Eibach's are specifically tailored to Koni's shocks or if they are just using a disguised OTS version.

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Use eibach - any real difference between the two

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Suggestion · Original poster

The kits used to use H&R and now most use Eibach - any real difference between the two?

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Use eibach's are specifically tailored

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I do not know however if the new Koni kit that uses Eibach's are specifically tailored to Koni's shocks or if they are just using a disguised OTS version.

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Use h&r and now most

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Suggestion · Original poster

The kits used to use H&R and now most use Eibach - any real difference between the two?

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Konis and H&R Springs

Use on the koni kit iirc)

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H&R Sport seemed like a good balance(which is equivalent to what's used on the Koni kit IIRC).

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looking to lower the car and stiffen it some. This kit is on sale at both Paragon and Tire Rack for $1,200. Read all the threads I could find on this setup and don't see a downside. The kits used to use H&R and now most use Eibach - any real difference between the two? Any reason not to go this route at this price?

POST 2Original post

I personally like the Konis and H&R combo. I thought the Eibach Pro Kit's were a bit on the softer side(not to mention rear end sag over time) and the Eibach Race were a bit too harsh. H&R Sport seemed like a good balance(which is equivalent to what's used on the Koni kit IIRC). I do not know however if the new Koni kit that uses Eibach's are specifically tailored to Koni's shocks or if they are just using a disguised OTS version.

POST 3Original post

I have this set up and find it to be a great compromise between stock and a more extreme coil over set up. The drop was subtle but a visual improvement for sure.

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