H&R's are good springs. However, I would go with their Sport springs, not the Super Sport or Race springs, they would be way too stiff and probably lower the car too much for a daily driven car.
The H&R Sport or Eibach Pro-Kit would make good springs for a dialy driven car, and as long as you have a stock height tire or taller, then you should have ok ground clearance.
Only other thing you may need are camber/caster plates. Some cars need them to be aligned properly, some don't. Camber is usually the only andle that can't be brought to full spec.
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