Lowering F15 - H&R

[raja101]

Hey guys, new to posting and searching on this site so please bare with me. I am looking at lowering my F15 35d with third row seating and self leveling suspension. I saw online the following sets but can't understand which one is better. Any help would be appreciated. Why would anyone go with the two springs and links if there is a four spring option?

https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-5...CABEgKdKvD_BwE

https://www.vividracing.com/vtf-adju...9=37726&ymms=1

[jiggz]

Originally Posted by raja101

Hey guys, new to posting and searching on this site so please bare with me. I am looking at lowering my F15 35d with third row seating and self leveling suspension. I saw online the following sets but can't understand which one is better. Any help would be appreciated. Why would anyone go with the two springs and links if there is a four spring option?

https://www.turnermotorsport.com/p-5...CABEgKdKvD_BwE

https://www.vividracing.com/vtf-adju...9=37726&ymms=1

Self-leveling suspension = rear air suspension.

You don't have traditional springs in the back (airbags/air springs instead), therefore you'd need front springs + rear end links. So, the first link you posted.

H&R is not known to be the most comfortable setup, so hopefully you're not planning to go too low or you may end up disappointed.

[1norseman]

I agree with Jiggz, stay away from H&R VTF if you want comfort and go low...
But if you go with H&R VTF, I recommend also getting a set of Koni Reds.

Use Google to search the forum, often works better IMO.
Also, you can reach out to r33_RGSport and see what deal he might be able to get you on the lowering kit.
Then once you are lowered, he can help you out with right size spacers...

[Geo41e]

my 2 cents, and also as stated above

your rears are air bags, so no springs - hence links to tell the system to sit "lower"

I installed Eibach springs on the front, and adjusted the rear via a snap on tool.

For what its worth, depending on how low you want to do, i would recommend getting a set of coilovers/aftgermarket shocks, if you want to go lower than 15mm. Even my Eibachs are only 12 - 15mm lower than stock, and the ride in comfort mode is very bouncy. Sport mode is good, but can be abit too harsh for Sydney roads.