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    H&R Springs

    Hi guys, I am thinking of selling my H&R springs, they are just sitting in my garage. They are demo springs which has done around 2000km. (as new / clean)

    The springs will lower then car 35mm all around, and has heard good things about them.

    I am planning to go to Sydney on 5th July for a week, and I can bring them with me. (I am in Auckland).

    Wanting to receive approx $200AUD, and you can pick up the item or get them sent to your address. I will be in Ryde area.

    Let me know if anyone is keen, so I can bring them over with me!

    Cheers!
    06 Polo GTI - REVO Stage 2 = 140kw @ wheels.
    06 Golf GTI - Bluefin Stage 1 blacked out with ED30 theme, leather, xenon, etc.
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    I'm interested, but first I have to find out how low I can go 'cause I've got 18 rims. I let you know asap.
    sigpicAPR'ed V2, 18", BMC CDA. 3" Custom Downpipe, Forge TIP/Diverter Valve. Coming soon: getting my FMIC fitted, KO4!!

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    • #3
      insanekiwi - mate why are you selling, have you got pics with them fitted on your GTI? I have Eibach Pro Kit fitted currently - how will the H&R compare and lower compared to what I have?
      JCM

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      • #4
        Originally posted by 333000 View Post
        insanekiwi - mate why are you selling, have you got pics with them fitted on your GTI? I have Eibach Pro Kit fitted currently - how will the H&R compare and lower compared to what I have?
        Pro-kit lowers 20ml and are designed to work with stock struts. H&R springs lowers 35ml and will give a much lower (and harsher) ride. If lowering up to 35ml, the stock struts won't cope - you'll need to upgrade the struts to do it right.

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        • #5
          They are designed to be used on stock shocks, but as GT3 said, 35mm is a good height drop and the shocks won't last as they were designed to last with factory springs.

          I guess it's still early, but haven't heard anyone with failed factory shocks with these on yet. They are quite popular in UK.

          Try UK polo forum, they have a few cars with it, especially users like kenny_polo and m@tuner. Photos are all there. Please have look at that forum.

          Apparently they don't have any problems with speed bumps / bumper grazing. So must be liveable.

          These are demo items, and haven't been fitted on my car.

          GT3 has offered me the best deal so far.
          06 Polo GTI - REVO Stage 2 = 140kw @ wheels.
          06 Golf GTI - Bluefin Stage 1 blacked out with ED30 theme, leather, xenon, etc.

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          • #6
            id be interested in a set of eibach pro's if someones upgrading
            9N3 Polo GTI - 91 MkII GTI - 16 B8 Passat 132tsi Comfortline
            Past - 14 MkVII GTI, 9n3 Polo GTI, Mk5 Golf GTI, Mk6 Golf 77tsi, Mk6 Golf 90tsi, Mk2 Golf GTI, Mk3 Golf VR6.
            Wanted: Mk1 GTI white or black

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            • #7
              Sorry I dont mean to hijack your thread insanekiwi but while we're on the topic of H & R springs (didnt want to open up another H & R springs thread) does anyone know of any other H & R resellers in the Sydney area? I already called TCCA Motorsports at Artarmon for a set of lowered springs for my GTI and they quoted me $850 including fitting and alignment. Is that expensive? I'm curious to find out if other places can sell it cheaper or if $850 is the norm.

              Thanks.
              Revotechnik stage 1 flash, BC Sports coilovers, Lenso Type M's, APR R1 diverter valve

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              • #8
                Originally posted by SidGTi View Post
                Sorry I dont mean to hijack your thread insanekiwi but while we're on the topic of H & R springs (didnt want to open up another H & R springs thread) does anyone know of any other H & R resellers in the Sydney area? I already called TCCA Motorsports at Artarmon for a set of lowered springs for my GTI and they quoted me $850 including fitting and alignment. Is that expensive? I'm curious to find out if other places can sell it cheaper or if $850 is the norm.

                Thanks.
                I got a set of Weitech(same company as KW) springs through Inmotive at North Parramatta for $400...I'm just fitting the things myself, then getting a wheel alignment. I got Quoted between $200 and $300 for fitting, and thats in Darwin(where you add 30% to everything, cos its just too hard to do anything up here!!), so if you are paying more than $700 to $750, you are getting very jacked off!!
                "If can't get behind your troops, feel free to stand in front of them..."

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by SidGTi View Post
                  Sorry I dont mean to hijack your thread insanekiwi but while we're on the topic of H & R springs (didnt want to open up another H & R springs thread) does anyone know of any other H & R resellers in the Sydney area? I already called TCCA Motorsports at Artarmon for a set of lowered springs for my GTI and they quoted me $850 including fitting and alignment. Is that expensive? I'm curious to find out if other places can sell it cheaper or if $850 is the norm.

                  Thanks.
                  http://www.suspensions-cheaper.com/product_info.php?info=p16374_H-R-spring-kit-35mm-VW-Polo-GTI-Typ-9N---year--04-06----notes---.html&XTCsid=d25286d782178c539b0d33d500f673ad


                  Buy them from there...

                  Get them fitted by anyone decent, they're just springs. Should be able to get them in the country and on your car for around $600 AUD.

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