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The new Mini Cooper with H&R lowering springs

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Mini Cooper S, Type F66, 2.0l petrol, 2WD - H&R Lowering springs - Front

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By: Motor1.com Team

Published by: Brian Potter

Oct 13, 2024 at 2:57am ET

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Minis have always been synonymous with lifestyle with flavour. Whether it's a snack bar or a five-star hotel, the Mini always cuts a fine figure. The whole thing can only be topped with a good shot of sport in the form of the H&R lowering springs.

With these, the Mini sits like the famous eraser, benefiting from the lowered centre of gravity with more direct steering behaviour and noticeably reduced body roll in fast bends. Nevertheless, the payload and ride comfort remain at the standard level. The modification is also the icing on the cake when it comes to looks.

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Mini Cooper S, type F66, 2.0l petrol, 2WD - H&R lowering springs 28533-1 - Front

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Mini Cooper S, type F66, 2.0l petrol, 2WD - H&R lowering springs 28533-1 - rear Mini Cooper S, type F66, 2.0l petrol, 2WD - H&R lowering springs 28533-1 - side

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Even more performance is promised by "Trak+" track wideners, which the H&R offers in various dimensions. These allow standard and aftermarket wheels to be aligned with millimetre precision on the Mini Cooper's wing edges.

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As usual with H&R, all products are supplied with the necessary parts certificates and are Made in Germany.

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