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I installed H&R's on the front only
on 10.31.04. Originally I planned to install all four,
but the install on just the front offers a drop that's
nearly precisely exactly even - 27 1/8" in front
and 27 1/4" at the rear. It's not as low as the
Progress drop I had previously, but
it rides smoother and I have had no issues with bottoming
out, even with a rear seat full of friends. Of course,
this should be expected with stock springs in the rear.
Also, the car strangely handles better than it did
with the Progress drop even though only the front H&R
springs are installed with stock springs on the back.
There is very little body roll and the car feels much
more responsive and tighter than stock. After running
Illuminas on 2 all around with the H&R's on the
front and stock springs in the rear, I decided to try
the stock struts since the H&Rs are a mild drop
up front anyway. I found the stock struts offer a superior
ride, comparable performance, and less noise. Illuminas
were quickly sold.
UPDATE - 6.20.07 - I'm still running
this setup and couldn't be happier. Even stance, stock-like
ride, and no issues with the stock struts. I have every
intention of keeping this setup as long as I keep the
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