H&R Springs - Sport & Performance Suspension Kits Australia

• Honda Civic Type R (FL5): H&R Sport Lowering Springs
• Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W205): H&R Sport Springs, 30mm drop (petrol models with standard suspension)

• Sport Lowering Springs, Honda Civic Type R (FL5): lowers the car by approximately 20mm at the front and 15mm at the rear, powder coated.
• Sport Springs, Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W205): a 30mm drop with zinc phosphate and powder coat protection, part number 28811-1.

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• Made from high-tensile 54SiCr6 spring steel
• Progressive spring rate for a balance of comfort and control
• Shot-peened for a longer service life
• Manufactured and tested in Germany to ISO9001 standards
• Direct-fit, vehicle-specific design

Each H&R spring set is made for one chassis, so start with your car and check the fitment notes on the listing. The C-Class (W205) springs suit petrol models with standard (non-AMG, non-sports) suspension only. They don't suit diesel models or cars with adaptive or electronically controlled suspension.

If your dampers have high kilometres, consider replacing them at the same time. Check that your wheel and tyre package clears the lower ride height, especially with wider or lower-offset wheels.

Installation by a professional is recommended, as fitting springs means compressing them under high load. Book a wheel alignment afterwards, since lowering changes camber and toe.

Where can I buy H&R lowering springs in Australia?
Chicane Australia sells H&R Springs and ships Australia-wide from the NSW Central Coast. Search by your chassis code or H&R part number, or contact our team if you need help choosing the right springs for your car.

How much do H&R Sport Springs lower my car?
On the Honda Civic Type R (FL5) the drop is approximately 20mm at the front and 15mm at the rear. On the Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W205) the drop is 30mm from standard.

Will the H&R springs fit my Mercedes-Benz C-Class (W205)?
They suit W205 C-Class petrol models from 2014 to 2022 with standard (non-AMG, non-sports) suspension. They don't suit diesel models or cars with adaptive or electronically controlled suspension. Contact us with your model if you're unsure.

Do lowering springs affect registration?
Ride height rules vary by state. Check with your state's registration authority before fitting.