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H&R Race Springs
For the discerning enthusiast that wants the ultimate in performance and an aggressive look, H&R Race Springs are the perfect solution. H&R Race Springs will lower your vehicle approximately 1.75-2.5 inches (depending on the make and model of your vehicle) and should be matched with high-quality, sport-tuned shock absorbers. Camber correction may be necessary, for H&R camber solutions check H&R's Triple C Camber Adjustment Bolt application guide.
About Lowering Springs
Aftermarket springs are commonly used to lower the ride height and to reduce body roll. This is also often done when upgrading to a larger wheel and tire package. Generally speaking, the stiffer the spring rates (the amount of resistance a spring is set for against compression), the softer the sway bar setting can be set in order to achieve a similarly flat cornering response.
When trying to decide which lowering springs are right for you, your goal should not be to drop down the car as far as possible. In many cases, overly "slammed" cars may actually be illegal for road use and terrible performers. The ideal range of adjustment should be 0.5 to 2 inches using traditional lowering springs. Any lower, the height of the perch should be adjusted by using a ride-height adjustable coilover suspension.
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Vehicle Model |
Chassis / Drivetrain |
Notes |
Approx. Front Lowering |
Approx. Rear Lowering |
Part Number |
| Coupe and Sedan |
E46 |
sport sus |
1.1 |
0.9 |
50484-88 |
| Coupe and Sedan |
E46 |
w/o sport sus |
2.0 |
1.4 |
29484 |
| Cabrio |
E46 |
sport sus only |
1.1 |
0.9 |
50484-88 |
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