General AP coilovers or H&R cup kit?

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General AP coilovers or H&R cup kit?

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Hi,
I'm wondering which could be the best for a normal/sport driving and few times at track. :)
I have a t-jet.

anyone knows it?

ap-sportfahrwerke.com
hrsprings.com/products/cup-kits/

Here in italy a lot of people are using ap coilovers whithout any issue.
Saying they work just fine for the price you get it. (around 500€)
Really pleased to drive with them.
Ah, and those coilovers should be produced from KW-suspensions company.

or H&R cup -50/-40 that's not a coilover kit but a know company and really cheap kit. (380€)
(not mentioning the -35/-35 kit that I don't like).

The point is I heard t-jet cannot get that low, it has serious mechanical problem.
Diesel doesn't :(

What's your comment guys?
 
Hi,
I'm wondering which could be the best for a normal/sport driving and few times at track. :)
I have a t-jet.

anyone knows it?

ap-sportfahrwerke.com
hrsprings.com/products/cup-kits/

Here in italy a lot of people are using ap coilovers whithout any issue.
Saying they work just fine for the price you get it. (around 500€)
Really pleased to drive with them.
Ah, and those coilovers should be produced from KW-suspensions company.

or H&R cup -50/-40 that's not a coilover kit but a know company and really cheap kit. (380€)
(not mentioning the -35/-35 kit that I don't like).

The point is I heard t-jet cannot get that low, it has serious mechanical problem.
Diesel doesn't :(

What's your comment guys?


personally i would get coilovers as that is the more complete kit and you can adjust the ride height and damping to your driving style and personal preferences:)
 
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