Coil help
- Thread starter BoyRicer
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BoyRicer
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i don't want the car slammed because speed bumps and pot holes. I just want a sportier look like a 1-1.5" drop on the front
AllGOnoSHOW
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Look at the Eibach Prokit or H&R springs
RedRyder
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oh lawd.
It's not just about ride height, having two different types of suspension on the front/rear of the car is a terrible idea, not to mention unsafe. You cannot have two completely different suspension dynamics going on.
It's not just about ride height, having two different types of suspension on the front/rear of the car is a terrible idea, not to mention unsafe. You cannot have two completely different suspension dynamics going on.
BoyRicer
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i think im just going to go with the h&r sport springs all around so the suspension is all the same i dont want to spend too much cause my car has just passed 200k and im not sure how much longer ill have it
SykVSyx
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Those will reduce the gap, not by alot, but if you are just looking to have a mild drop, those will do.
LowerMyCG5
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or ksport gt springs
nguyenmn55127
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Is it that bad to be pairing with OEM struts?
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RedRyder
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^OEM struts were not built for lowering springs/coilover sleeves. They'll hold up for a bit, but it won't be long before they blow.
nguyenmn55127
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What are some decent, not very pricey struts because i'm on a low budget right now.
