Lowering

beerman1378 · Aug 8, 2006

I'm not into track times or racin my car...I just drive average/aggressive around the city. I'm lookin into lowering it a bit to fill the wells a lil. I just put 17x9's with 275/40's on and I need some info on what the proper way to lower the car is! Springs? Camber plates? What brands? Prices?

Thanks

nwapache · Aug 8, 2006

A thread search could give you a wealth of info on this subject.
Cost effective would be FRPP C springs....next step would be FRPP handling kit, which comes with springs struts/shocks and new sway bars.
Doesn't lower too much, great handling and not too expensive.

nwapache · Aug 8, 2006

you would not need CC plates with this kit

DTNODYA · Aug 8, 2006

Or get some eibach springs and tokico shocks + maximum motorsports CC plates.

PonyTrader · Aug 8, 2006

Dont lower more then 1 1/2 inch

beerman1378 · Aug 8, 2006

I was thinking 1.25 or 1.5

GDawg · Aug 8, 2006

For "da kind"... go for H&R Sports or even lower, H&R SuperSports (C/C plates will most likely be required).

Plan on upgrading your struts and shocks more so the lower you go.

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san~man · Aug 9, 2006

PonyTrader.com said:
Dont lower more then 1 1/2 inch

And what is your reasoning behind that statement?

Torinalth · Aug 9, 2006

he is going more for looks over performance on this venue... go ahead and slam it. MM CC plater, HR supersports, and yank the isolators. will fill in the gaps really well. though i'd start saving for replacement dampeners.

Torinalth

TheDamned · Aug 9, 2006

+1 for MM CC plates, along with the coils you should be alright.

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