Got my H&Rs installed.

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rijc99

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Finally got my H&Rs installed. From the short time I've had them I can say honest say that I will never be able to go back to stock springs on my FX. Body roll is almost non-existent and the ride is pretty similar to stock.

Typically when taking on-ramps the body roll and unsettled motions during transitions are really noticeable especially when being pushed. Now, with the H&Rs, those motions are gone. The car corners flat and stable.

Here are some pictures prior to the car fully settling. I'll post pictures later after the springs have settled.

I'm in Orange County if anyone are considering these but want to get a feel first. Contact me, I'll meet up with you.

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StuLax18 said:
So are you getting that devilish camber problem?
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Honestly, I don't think so. But i didnt really take a look at it from the back yet. From what I've seen at the sides and rear 3/4, it seems fine.

I'll take a picture from the back tomorrow.
 
Looking Good ----Welcome to the H&R club.
I noticed a marked improvement in roll too but it got even better with some GT Spec Strut braces and rear upper and lower lateral braces.
 
Looks good. I'm glad more 2nd gen ppl are pulling the trigger on these. Just wait, it'll settle some more and get lower. Ive noticed mine have settled a bit over the past month. Get an alignment if you havent yet.
Did you install yourself or have a shop do it ?
 
Jmess86 said:
Looks good. I'm glad more 2nd gen ppl are pulling the trigger on these. Just wait, it'll settle some more and get lower. Ive noticed mine have settled a bit over the past month. Get an alignment if you havent yet.
Did you install yourself or have a shop do it ?
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I have a feeling it will lower a little bit more too. I'll get more pictures up when I think it's fully settled. I own repair shops so I had my guys do it in their spare time. I'll hook it up on the alignment machine next week when business is slower.
 
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