What is the benefit of a progressive spring rate?

A progressive spring rate means the springs are softer during normal driving, providing a comfortable ride. They become stiffer as they compress further, which helps reduce body roll during cornering and provides better support during hard braking.

Will these springs affect my vehicle's ride comfort?

H&R Sport Springs are designed with a progressive spring rate that aims to maintain a superb ride quality during everyday driving while still improving handling when needed.

What does 'shot peened' mean for the spring steel?

Shot peening is a process where small metal beads are blasted at the surface of the steel. This creates a more resilient and stronger material, helping the springs resist fatigue and maintain their performance over time.

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Brand: H&R
Part #: 51821
UPC: 51821

H&R 02-06 Honda CRV Sport Spring

Name: H&R 02-06 Honda CRV Sport Spring
Brand: H&R
Price: 248.14 USD
Availability: InStock

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Fits 2002-2006 Honda CR-V. H&R Sport Springs lower your vehicle for a sportier look and improved handling.

Key Features

Fits 2002-2006 Honda CR-V.
Constructed from 54SiCr6 spring steel that is shot peened for strength and resilience.
Features a progressive spring design that offers a comfortable ride and improved handling.
Lowers the vehicle's center of gravity, reducing body roll for better cornering.
Reduces fender gap for a sportier appearance.
Made in Germany.

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Fits this vehicle

Honda CR-V 2002-2006

Product Details

Built from 54SiCr6 spring steel, these H&R Sport Springs are shot peened for added resilience, making them strong and lightweight. If you're looking to give your 2002-2006 Honda CR-V a more aggressive stance and better handling, these are a popular choice. They're designed to reduce the gap between your tires and the fenders, lowering your vehicle's center of gravity. This change helps reduce body roll when you're cornering, making the car feel more planted and fun to drive.

The progressive spring rate is a key feature here. It means the springs offer a comfortable ride during normal driving, but stiffen up when you need them to during harder cornering or braking. This design aims to balance ride quality with improved performance. H&R makes these springs in Germany, and they are their number one selling product, indicating a lot of owners find them to be a solid upgrade for their vehicle's suspension.