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  1. cayennehk
    Now that you've had them in for 4 months, do you still find it harsh? How doe the handling compare to the stock springs? Sorry for not replying sooner. The ride on the H&R spring alone is rather bouncy and doesn't feel right at speed. Then I had a set of Bilstein shocks put on to match the shorten travel of the spring and it's all firm up but harsh on bumpy road. I have attached a photo for my Cayenne with H&R springs & Bilstein shocks combination.
  2. cayennehk
    Thanks alot. I have ordered the Suspension and see how it feels afterward. :drive:
  3. cayennehk
    Hi all, For those who don't have the air suspension package, anyone have tried the Bilstein B8 upgrade? I have got a set of H&R springs with the original suspension, the ride is rather harsh and bouncy. I am hoping by installing the Bilstein B8 suspension will correct this problem. Any comment?
  4. cayennehk
    How about the entire supersprint system for the V6. The structure look quite promising, has anyone tried it on the V6?
  5. cayennehk
    I have installed a set of H&R springs for a week now. I must say the ride comfort is kinda harsh, but it look 10X better. :P
  6. cayennehk
    I will be installing the springs and redoing the alignment this week, should I be using the alignment information from the following thread? http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=5016 or is there another alignment setting for the lowered spec.? Thanks in advance,
  7. cayennehk
    I have not purchased the springs yet although I have mounted my 22 x 9.5. Thanks 06CayenneS, Is it necessary to setup the alignment of the cayenne again after the springs and wheels installed?
  8. cayennehk
    thanx. but thats not the case for me. because i notice the differents rightaway...no matter how hard you drive, can you get 300 KM for FULL TANK? 100Liter.. Try to ask your dealer to reset all the ECU for you, including the one for the transmission. This should sort it out.
  9. cayennehk
    Hi 06CayenneS, I am going under the same route as you. I have a set of 22 inches wheels and now ordered a set of H&R springs. Can't wait to see your before and after pics.
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