New lowering and highering springs from H&R for Evoque

H&R offers new lowering (and highering) springs for the Evoque. + - 30 mm.

http://www.h-r.com/de/n_news.php?id=653

Interesting paint jop on the pictures. It´s a pure...

Greetings from germany

Looks like its rocking 21" or 22" wheels

I will 100% be getting these springs in the summer as well as 22'' wheels!
Can't wait

i saw the car at the ESSEN motershow
lowering is perfect (prices are not yet available said the guy at H&R)
but

to much white

just recieved a set lowering springs
and a spacerset 20 mm pro wheel
now
put in on !

Springs are a questionable business - they will most likely ruin your shocks and the ride quality will be most likely hugely (negatively) affected. If one really wants to lower the car the coilovers is the preferred way to do it. I lowered my Audi S5 (car is sold now) with high quality coilovers from Stasis (Ohlin dampeners) and enjoyed over 55K miles on them. At that time I was getting a bit tired of the stiffer ride. The look was awesome (spacers were added too) but for a daily rig and an annual mileage of $18K+ it was not pleasant any longer. I decided not to ever mod my daily car like that; a weekend worrier would be great thou.

I agree with Martin, lowered my previous car, and while it looked fantastic, the compromise was just too great on a daily drive...each to their own though

(30-01-2012 08:01pm)jos Wrote:  just recieved a set lowering springs
and a spacerset 20 mm pro wheel
now
put in on !

Pictures please!

PS
Which wheels do you have on your car?

standard 18" -styling 2 wheels with summertires
freelander2 17"wheels with wintertyres

pics in 3 weeks......

prices on this site, someone said I cant use them on mine? http://www.fr-rtuning-shop.co.uk/index.p...cat_id=476