I want to lower the car and I'm wondering what specific set of H&R's and Bilsteins will work with it. Someone was telling me that with a touring the extra weight could cause a problem? I sound really dumb right about now but if anyone could post examples of their setups, it would be greatly appreciated.
Currently I have a stock suspension with M3 springs in the front, I like the raked look of having the front sit lower then the back.
even with a 60/40 drop, I'll probably add another set of spring pads in the back to raise it up slightly. What say u?
PS. riding on 17 inch wheels and tired of the 4X4 look.
What H&R's and Bilsteins work with a touring?
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Scruffymurphy
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H&R do a cup 60/40 kit for a cab, which would be same a the touring weight wise. I'm sure you can get the springs on they're own and get Bilstein B8 shocks maybe.
I have 40mm Eibach springs on my touring and the back sits a bit higher than the front.
I have 40mm Eibach springs on my touring and the back sits a bit higher than the front.