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Old July 23rd, 2009, 12:10 AM   #1
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Okay guys, its come time for the lowering springs... Suggestions please.
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Old July 23rd, 2009, 12:27 AM   #2
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How much do you want to lower it?

Is this for looks only, or are you looking for better handling, too? (i.e., what's the car used for?)
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Im not sure honestly. I want it to sit nice. Ihave 18's with 285 and 265 tires, and I dont want any rubbing. like an inch out back an inch and a half out front
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Inch and a half up front is getting into CC plate/eccentric bolt territory, though if you're just doing it for looks, you can get away without it.

You shouldn't have any issues with 265s rubbing, I run 275s up front and it *barely* rubs on the swaybar at full lock (and even then, it only does it on one side).

For the springs, I'd look into the H&Rs, probably the Super Sports to get the height you're wanting.
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yeah what he said....


lookin to the eibach drag springs
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Well i still want it to handle well, and not tear my tires up front misalighnment
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this aint rocket science, for lowering in the inch range get eibach pro kit, if u want lower eibach sportsline and yes it will tighten up ur handling, if u want even more handling get some nice KYB/Tokico/KONI struts/shocks
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