[akalilkryz]

i have a 94 integra sedan. I was contemplating btw H&R springs or Eibach pro kit. I need some opinions wat does everyone think?

 

[lOOkatme]

I like H&R sport springs....I would get them over eibach.

 

[Johnny Tran]

I just had that same debate..I went with the H&R sports. The Eibah pro-kit wasn't quite low enough, and the sportlines were a little too low. The H&R sports were right in the middle.

As far as quality goes...You can expect great results and quality out of either product.

 

[lOOkatme]

I think H&R's quality far surpasses eibach.

 

[akalilkryz]

how much should i expect for H&Rs to run for? thanx for all your opinions im going to go with H&R sports for sure

 

[Johnny Tran]

You can get them anywhere from 140-170. They are cheaper then the eibachs.

 

[lOOkatme]

ebay.com has em for a good price. www.groupbuycenter.com usually has good prices.

 

[phayze one]

Actually Eibach's quality is superior in manufacturing suspension components. H&R is good quality too. Eibach Prokits are a little pricey though.

 

[lOOkatme]

Actually Eibach's quality is superior in manufacturing suspension components. H&R is good quality too. Eibach Prokits are a little pricey though.

actually pro kits for preludes sag to 2 inches in matter of months and they claim 1.4 inches....the sportlines drop so low it rests on the bumpstops...no where near 2 inches. They are the worst suspension product out there next to the tanabe sustec pro coilovers!

 

[wutangben]

ive had my eibachs for over a half a year and they havent sagged. i'm very pleased with them.

 

[nizmugen]

i got my h&r sports for 90 bucks....

they've been sittin in my room ever since

 

[jocalucas]

Both H&R Sports and Eibach Prokits are high quality springs, but in my opinion H&R Sport are definitely better lowering springs than Eibach Prokits.

HTH

jocalucas

 

[deMad10]

They are both good companies. Consider price, drop, and spring rates when you make your decision.

 

[Philbert]

They are both good companies. Consider price, drop, and spring rates when you make your decision.

h&r won't tell me the rates of their springs, other than to say "about 30% stiffer than stock." they would give precise rates for the coilovers though. why do you think this is?

i've pretty much decided on h&r coilovers (not over the spring rate issue), but nothing's set in stone.