Lowering Springs
#3
Sharad said:
A friend of mine dropped his 2005 2" without installing an adjustable PHB. His driver's side tire was sticking out about a quarter inch past the fender.
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That doesn't sound too appealing. Thanks for the advice!
I've seen a couple with a 1.5" drop all around and the rear seems to still be a little higher than the front.. maybe a bigger drop in the rear rather than the front?
 
#4
Curtissickk said:
That doesn't sound too appealing. Thanks for the advice!
I've seen a couple with a 1.5" drop all around and the rear seems to still be a little higher than the front.. maybe a bigger drop in the rear rather than the front?
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Yeah, a 1.5F/1.5R drop will give you a good amount of rake. A 1.5F/2.0R drop will give you this:

 
#5
If you haven't purchased your springs yet, I have a set of Steeda Ultra-Lite springs with about 7000 miles on them I am going to sell. These springs gave me about 1 inch front and 1 1/2 inch rear drop and a really good ride. You can get away without Camber bolts and a new Panhard bar with this drop. This is a pic of my car when it was stock and I had these springs installed.



If you are interested in them shoot me a PM.
 
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