maceo

I'm looking for little feedback on H&R sport springs. I went to a shop listed as an AWE dealer and he said he wouldn't sell H&R because of "poor quality". Is this true? I can't find any negative postings here on AW. I really have my heart set on the grooved body Bilsteins. What are my best options for springs, besides coilovers?

Imolavirus@BuehnEngineering

unless that is just his personal opinion, i dont think that is the general consensus here at all

clarkeS4

I bought them for my S4 because of the good experience I had with my VR6 GTI. They may be a bit low for some peoples tastes. Check my picture post for an example of the height.

kens4

clarkes4, how much clearance do you have on the front bumper and the gap between tire & fender?

meem

there are tons of problem reports, and h&r has been very unresponsive in dealing with those problems. in general, skip the springs and get coilovers.

JBirdS4

over some parts of the road. i would just go after some coilovers if i were you.

MikekiM@PureMS

H&R in general makes very good quality products.
For the S4 application they are a bit on the lower side.
Vogtland Club springs aren't quite as low, and are a great alternative.

wehyaseh

Some early versions of the Bilsteins sold for the S4 do not have enough damping to control the springs, thus the floaty/bouncy feel. YMMV.

NYC_S

do u have the update bilsteins or no? how long have u had your shocks?