H&R 29951 Sport Lowering Springs for 80-93 VW Vanagon 2WD

Vehicle Fitment

• 1980-1993 Volkswagen Vanagon (Typ T2/T3; 2WD)

Features

• H&R Sport lowering springs engineered for improved handling and stance
• Progressive spring rate design balances ride comfort with performance
• Lowers center of gravity to enhance cornering stability and reduce body roll
• Front lowering: approx. 1.5 inches
• Rear lowering: approx. 1.5 inches
• Precision-wound coil springs for direct fitment on VW Vanagon
• Durable high-strength spring steel construction
• Designed for daily driving with enhanced road feel

Specifications

• Part Number: 29951
• Front lowering: ~1.5 inches (~38 mm)
• Rear lowering: ~1.5 inches (~38 mm)
• Material: High-strength spring steel
• Chassis: Volkswagen Vanagon (T2/T3) 2WD
• Drivetrain: Front-Engine, Rear-Wheel Drive (2WD)
• Fitment years: 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993
• Sport suspension upgrade that improves stance and handling

Included Components

• 2x Front sport lowering springs
• 2x Rear sport lowering springs
• Manufacturer documentation and installation instructions

Product Description

H&R part #29951 Sport Lowering Springs are engineered specifically for 2WD Volkswagen Vanagon models produced from 1980 through 1993, covering both T2 and T3 platform variants. These sport springs lower the vehicle's ride height about 1.5 inches at both the front and rear, reducing the center of gravity for improved handling dynamics and reduced body roll through corners while creating a more aggressive stance with minimized wheel gap.

Constructed from high-strength spring steel with a progressive rate design, this lowering spring kit provides a balanced combination of everyday ride comfort and enhanced dynamic response. The springs are a direct fit for the specified Volkswagen Vanagon 2WD suspension and are ideal for owners seeking sharper cornering response, improved visual appeal, and better overall road feel. Proper wheel alignment after installation is recommended to maximize handling performance and even tire wear with the lowered suspension setup.