Are H and R coilovers good?

i reassure you that H&R coilovers are excellent..you will not have a complaint about them ever…they ride excellent…comfortable… good handling attributes… somewhat stiff but it has a helper spring…..and thats the compromise for a lower center of gravity..and stiffer spring rate…..

What car can beat a Golf R?

If you’ve ever considered buying either a Ford Focus or Golf R, you’ve got to see this video. It’s a half-mile drag race between two evenly-matched vehicles: the Ford Focus RS and the Volkswagen Golf R. The Ford Focus overpowers the Golf R by about 50-horsepower and 60lb-ft of torque, but it’s also a bit heavier.

Is Golf R insurance expensive?

The average Volkswagen Golf R auto insurance rates are $1,580 a year or $132 a month.

How long do H&R coilovers last?

Suspension in general doesnt last long. My personal experience with H&R coilovers is that they last about 70-80K.

Is Golf R faster than R32?

Golf R – The R model has a 2.0 litre tuned Turbo engine. It’s a newer model and is aimed more at performance as opposed to comfort. It’s notably a lot quicker than the R32.

Is RS3 faster than Golf R?

The Audi RS3 feels quite like the Golf R, but is even faster thanks to its 395bhp, 2.5-litre turbocharged engine. It, too, is four-wheel-drive, but Ford’s system – which can apportion up to 70% of engine power to the rear wheels – offers a bit more leeway for practised drivers to take the car beyond its limit of grip.

Is the Golf R better than the GTI?

The Golf R is that kind of car that masks the imperfections of the road thanks to its AWD system. The GTI, meanwhile, is more incisive, more responsive in its accelerations even if it has fewer horses to play with under the hood. On this day, the four-wheel drive of the Golf R gave it an unsurmountable advantage.

Which VW Golf is the fastest?

New VW Golf R: The fastest and most powerful Golf ever made

• New VW Golf R is the most powerful Golf ever made, trumping the outgoing model for pace and acceleration.
• 320 PS engine sends the R from 0-62mph in 4.7 seconds.

How long do coilovers usually last?

Good coilovers that are properly installed and maintained could last a long time – about 150,000 miles or more. Coilovers below this range that are making squeaking or thumping noises could easily be fixed without replacement.