Hey guys sorry for one more thread about springs, but which one to choose ? Gonna have it done next week at Champion Motorsport.

Thanks for the input.

TC

 

Bro they are both great companies, I think if you can get a hold of the spring rates then you will have more empirical data to go off. I think you really need to drive both cars (with each springs) but you said you only drove the H&R car??

 

You are right man, I only drove the one with H&R and liked it a lot ! Couldn't find anyone close to me that had a 991tt with tech art . Gonna try to research a bit more. thx

 

Curious what you ended up doing and why. I've just ordered Techart over H&R springs because I was told it's the better ride. Love any feedback from real experience.

 

H&r!

 

And the why???

 

Well tomorrow you should be able to share some insight yourself haha

 

Can't wait!!!

 

You're gonna love it CPIGUY!

 

I too will be in the same predicament. My only concern is i am from London UK and our roads are not as friendly as you guys in the states.

the idea i had was lower the car on H&R springs by 1.1 inches and than go with 21" wheels, would this bring the height of the front bumper to the ground back to stock as ive gone down an inch buy right back up with the wheels. sorry if i sound dumb kinda a noob to this

 

Just curious if anyone has further feedback on these springs.

Really don't want to lose too much of the comfort, and really don't want a bouncy car either. ( I know I'm hard to please, just ask my wife )

Scar

 

I have just ordered Techart springs, although I have been told that H&R make the springs for Techart

 

Love my Techart springs!!!

 

Could you give us some feedback CPIGUY, is the ride much different to stock? Any pictures of the new ride height? Does the car feel bouncy or floaty at all?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Cheers,
Scar

 

Unfortunately I haven't had time to shoot pictures. I hope to over the next couple of weeks. As far as how the Techart springs perform, I can honestly saw that I don't notice any difference from stock, aside from the look of course.