What is the main benefit of installing H&R Sport Springs?

The primary benefit is a lower center of gravity, which reduces body roll during cornering for improved handling. They also lower the vehicle's stance for a sportier appearance.

How does the progressive spring rate affect the ride?

A progressive spring rate means the spring stiffness changes as it compresses. This design aims to provide a comfortable ride during normal driving while becoming firmer during spirited driving or cornering to control body roll.

What material are these springs made from?

These springs are made from 54SiCr6 spring steel, a material known for its strength and resilience. They are also shot-peened, a process that enhances their durability.

1998 Audi A4 Sport Springs | H&R

Name: H&R 98-01 Audi A4 Avant (2WD) B5 Sport Spring
Brand: H&R
Price: 275.79 USD
Availability: InStock

H&R 98-01 Audi A4 Avant (2WD) B5 Sport Spring

$275.79

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H&R 98-01 Audi A4 Avant (2WD) B5 Sport Spring. Lowers vehicle for improved handling and a sportier look.

Key Features

Fits 1998 Audi A4 Avant (2WD).
Constructed from strong and resilient 54SiCr6 spring steel.
Shot-peening process adds durability to the springs.
Progressive spring design lowers ride height and offers superb ride quality.
Reduces body roll for improved handling characteristics.
Made in Germany.

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Fits this vehicle

Audi A4 1998

Product Details

If you're looking to give your 1998 Audi A4 Avant (2WD) a more aggressive stance and sharper handling, H&R Sport Springs are a popular choice. These springs are designed to lower the vehicle's center of gravity, which directly helps reduce body roll when you're cornering. This makes the car feel more planted and responsive, especially when you're pushing it a bit on winding roads.

H&R builds these springs from high-strength 54SiCr6 spring steel, a material known for its resilience and ability to handle repeated stress. They're shot-peened for added durability, and the progressive spring rate means you get a noticeable drop in ride height without sacrificing too much comfort. This design aims to provide a good balance between a sportier feel and everyday drivability. Plus, lowering the car can also slightly improve its aerodynamics.

These are H&R's best-selling springs, and for good reason. They're a straightforward way to enhance both the look and the driving dynamics of your Audi A4 Avant.