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H&R Sport Suspension VS Stock Suspension

Posted March 26, 201213 yr

Here are a couple pics showing the H&R Sport springs ride height vs the stock springs ride height.

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Ringo64

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Location: Naples, FL
Name: Jim
Gender: Male
Year: 2006
Car: G6
Trim: GT
Engine: 3.5L LX9
Style: Coupe
Color: Black

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March 26, 201213 yr

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How is that compared to the cms? Looks good

March 27, 201213 yr

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It's freakin beautiful! The ride is awesome as it's not quite as bouncy and there is also suspension travel. It doesn't bottom out like the canucks do.

Ringo64

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Location: Naples, FL
Name: Jim
Gender: Male
Year: 2006
Car: G6
Trim: GT
Engine: 3.5L LX9
Style: Coupe
Color: Black

2 Vehicles

March 27, 201213 yr

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It's freakin beautiful! The ride is awesome as it's not quite as bouncy and there is also suspension travel. It doesn't bottom out like the canucks do.

That's awesome!

March 27, 201213 yr

the drop looks nice and even. for some reason every lowered g6 the back always seems lower than the front but finally someone got it right!!! Is this a new company/product for the g6???

March 27, 201213 yr

H&R is a well established suspension company, right up there with Eibach.

GM has always designed their cars with a "raked" look...not a 100% sure, but mainly for suspension travel and comfort. My GA is the same way, but not as extreme.

March 27, 201213 yr

Author

H&R has had their springs out for a while now. These springs have been in use for well over a year now and probably have close to 25,000 miles on them to be honest.