H&R vs. Eibach springs for a 90q

[Stephen Gutierrez]

I have a 90 Quattro also.....
My suspension is trashed so I have been looking for
springs and struts also..
I decided to go with H&R sport springs and some boge
struts...
the H&R's seem to be nicer than the eibachs as an
everyday suspension..
Good handling yet not too stiff..
I was doing some searches on google and found a few
places selling h&r's for the 4000 quattro for about
$230..
these seem to be the same for the 88-92 90Q...
www.autob1.com is the cheapest I have found...  $216..
thats alot better than blau's price....  
T.G.O.


--- Peter Sperry <pbsperry at mn.mediaone.net> wrote:
> You could probably try Blau.
> 
> Peter
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Nate Stuart" <nathan.stuart at maine.edu>
> To: <quattro at audifans.com>
> Sent: Wednesday, March 21, 2001 10:16 PM
> Subject: H&R vs. Eibach springs for a 90q
> 
> 
> > Title explains most of the question. I am in the
> process of replacing the
> > suspension on the '89 90q. Already ordered all the
> bushings and strut
> mounts
> > (got the UrQ blue ones). I am planning on ordering
> a set of Bilstein HD's
> > for the damping forces. Now I need to decide what
> springs to get a hold
> of.
> > I drove Huw's 90q with H&R's and Bilsteins and
> really liked the ride. What
> > are the Eibach pro springs like compared to them,
> assuming everything else
> > in the car is them same? Stiffer, softer, lower?
> >
> > And where can I get the H&R's if the Eibach's
> really aren't what I am
> > looking for? Tirerack only lists the Eibachs for
> sale, and I haven't seen
> > the H&R's advertised blatantly anywhere?!
> >
> > TIA!
> > -Nate
> >
> 


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