Elijah1
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Does anyone know the part number for the H&R OEM springs for a 2015 Passat TDI?
Part number for H&R OEM springs
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scrambld
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- '06 Jetta...TDI/5spd :) >>>now a '15 Passat TDI/DSG
Not sure if you mean OE Sport Springs which are #54760-55Does anyone know the part number for the H&R OEM springs for a 2015 Passat TDI?
MichaelB
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Why do you want them? I foolishly put them on my 2014 Passat and now I wish I had just used the springs that came on the car. The Koni FSD's that I installed is another story........they are great!Does anyone know the part number for the H&R OEM springs for a 2015 Passat TDI?
scrambld
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- '06 Jetta...TDI/5spd :) >>>now a '15 Passat TDI/DSG
There has been a few reviews that do not support H&R very well, as in ride harshness. The Eibachs progressive springs (Eibach Pro-Kit (85105.140) are more highly suggested to retain ride quality.Why do you want them? I foolishly put them on my 2014 Passat and now I wish I had just used the springs that came on the car. The Koni FSD's that I installed is another story........they are great!
Also, something to consider are to use slightly shorter bump stops front/rear as you'll regain some suspension/shock travel and avoid hitting the original height bump stops....making the ride less jarring.
Front: Part# 1K0412303F for shorter bump stops versus the longer OEM ones.
Rear: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=3553287&jsn=3
Not 1st hand experience with this though. I will be looking to the Eibachs when the time comes. A poster on the Vortex forum has been trialing different setups on his '16 Passat V6, he didn't like the harshness of the H&R's so he went Eibach, Koni dampners (trialed) both Sports and FSD, and shorter bump stops and in his words...… "stock ride comfort right there"
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