Stance setup help for 07 XKR.
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So I'm about to order the H&R 15mm for my 11' XKR. The part # is 3035634. Apparently Volvo's share that part???
The specs are: Trak+ 15mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 5/108 Center Bore 63.3 Stud Thread 12x1.5.
Is that correct?
Order from here:
H&R 3035634 Trak+ 15mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 5/108 Center Bore 63.3 Stud Thread 12x1.5
Interesting that Body kits, Car Body Kits, Auto Accessories- Lowest Prices! doesn't list this part for 2010+ XKR. Yet here is the same part for Volvo:
H&R Wheel Spacers For Volvo C30 2007-up 15mm (3035634)
Little bit of savings here:
H&R Trak+ DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt Center Bore 63.3 Stud Thread [3035634] - $140.39 : Jay Racing
Ah here is XK fitment listed finally. Also best price so far:
H&R TRAK Spacers & Adapters JAGUAR XF 2009 - 2012 3035634
I do wonder why the 20mm from pre 10' won't work on newer XK's. Particularly up front where the wheels sit in too far.
The specs are: Trak+ 15mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 5/108 Center Bore 63.3 Stud Thread 12x1.5.
Is that correct?
Order from here:
H&R 3035634 Trak+ 15mm DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt 5/108 Center Bore 63.3 Stud Thread 12x1.5
Interesting that Body kits, Car Body Kits, Auto Accessories- Lowest Prices! doesn't list this part for 2010+ XKR. Yet here is the same part for Volvo:
H&R Wheel Spacers For Volvo C30 2007-up 15mm (3035634)
Little bit of savings here:
H&R Trak+ DRM Wheel Adaptor Bolt Center Bore 63.3 Stud Thread [3035634] - $140.39 : Jay Racing
Ah here is XK fitment listed finally. Also best price so far:
H&R TRAK Spacers & Adapters JAGUAR XF 2009 - 2012 3035634
I do wonder why the 20mm from pre 10' won't work on newer XK's. Particularly up front where the wheels sit in too far.
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Hi, yeah i sratch the underside of the splitter every single time i drive up/down the ramp to my garage, but you cant see the damage as its under the car, done this like 500 times, splitter still ok just scratched under.
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cost me 60£ for a full aligement at a specialist garage. Cheers
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Pacio, I'm wondering if the 15mm front and rear that I ordered will be enough considering you have 20mm and your front still sits in a bit. Perhaps the offset of the 2010+ wheels is lower so 15mm will fit like 20mm ;-)
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do you have a part number for that spoiler with the tastier badge on it?
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Lowered my convertible and added the spacers as well. Very impressed by the comfort, performance, & new stance. Have only scraped once on a somewhat steep incline to a driveway. 2 thumbs up!
Last edited by eddieboy; Nov 8, 2012 at 03:13 AM.
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Thanks for the input, which springs did you go with?
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I went with Paramount Performance UK lowering springs which are about an 1 inch drop (25mm). There are some more aggressive springs that are 1.5 inch drop but didn't wan to go that low. In the past, I've lowered my C5 Corvette (lowering bolts) and Mercedes (lowered by star diagnostic programming with the air suspension) and had no problems. Typically it does ride harsher but I lower it so it doesn't have the 4x4 look. I go over speed bumps all the time with the Jag at the club with no problems and I do angle in and out of the driveway due to the fact I also have a front splitter on my XKR but you just have to go slow. I've had the lowering springs for 2-3 years now. Here is the PP lowering springs.
Near the end of my friend's vid in my sig below...you can also get a sense of how much of a drop with the PP springs.
Near the end of my friend's vid in my sig below...you can also get a sense of how much of a drop with the PP springs.
very nice jaaaaag
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Was the 15mm enough?
Any fitment issues when reinstalling the wheels once the spacers were in place (cutting of threads, etc.)?
Thanks for any feedback!
Bob
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that looks killer. I have an 07 xkr with the same 19's and I was just wondering if you have the h&r's and if the 20mm rear and 15mm front caused any rubbing. tnx.
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I went with Paramount Performance UK lowering springs which are about an 1 inch drop (25mm). There are some more aggressive springs that are 1.5 inch drop but didn't wan to go that low. In the past, I've lowered my C5 Corvette (lowering bolts) and Mercedes (lowered by star diagnostic programming with the air suspension) and had no problems. Typically it does ride harsher but I lower it so it doesn't have the 4x4 look. I go over speed bumps all the time with the Jag at the club with no problems and I do angle in and out of the driveway due to the fact I also have a front splitter on my XKR but you just have to go slow. I've had the lowering springs for 2-3 years now. Here is the PP lowering springs.
Near the end of my friend's vid in my sig below...you can also get a sense of how much of a drop with the PP springs.
Near the end of my friend's vid in my sig below...you can also get a sense of how much of a drop with the PP springs.
Some instructions?
Thanks
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