H&R RSS Coilover Kit - R56 MINI Cooper

H&R RSS Coilover Kit - R56 MINI CooperH&R coil overs are engineered for street use. Unlike traditional twin tube shock absorbers, H&R Coil Overs feature a state of the art mono tube gas shock construction. Combined with the knowledge and skill of H&Rs suspension engineers, the use of this state of the art technology results in the best suspension product that you can buy for your vehicle. H&R is the originator of the true coil over system for the street and continues to lead the market

H&R coil overs are engineered for street use. Unlike traditional twin-tube shock absorbers, H&R Coil Overs feature a state-of-the-art mono-tube gas shock construction. Combined with the knowledge and skill of H&R’s suspension engineers, the use of this state-of-the-art technology results in the best suspension product that you can buy for your vehicle.

H&R is the originator of the true coil over system for the street and continues to lead the market with an extensive line of applications. Each shock is tuned with a progressive rate spring that is engineered from its inception to work with the shock’s valving, creating a finely tuned suspension system. H&R Coil Overs are the suspension answer for everybody, from daily drivers to the serious tuner.

This H&R RSS Performance Coilovers will lower your MINI and give it the performance characteristics needed for daily driving and for the track. They offer handling and control without feeling every single bump on the road. Manufactured of high grade steel spring and struts which are built to last. To upgrade your stock suspension and improve your ride quality. The most aggressive set up suspension from H&R.

Features:

• Unrivaled comfort, performance
• Lowering : 1.5 - 2.5" Front / 1.0 - 2.0" Rear
• Fully threaded shock body for adjustable vehicle lowering
• Awesome handling and ride comfort
  
• Front: 545 N/mm
• Rear: 405 N/mm

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H&R was founded by Werner Heine and Heinz Remmen in the 1970's with a simple idea in mind; with improved suspension, vehicles would have more control and better handling.