Springs to lower car

PoisonIvy

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Hey guys! Was wondering if you could help me out....I want to lower my car a couple inches and was told that I might want to go with springs. Any recommendations as to what kind and how much they run? Thanks!!

 

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1of3901SpringGT

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Apr 12, 2004

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I went with the Eibach Pro Kit and am very happy with them. They lower the car 1.5'' all around and allowed me to keep everything else stock and not effect the cars driveability or allignment to much.

 

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Mr. Dohc

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Apr 12, 2004

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Pro-kit if you want streetablity at all times..sportline if you can handle looking out for things because you will hit the ground if you are not careful. Some people say that pro-kits handle better too, but I don't don't think so because the pro-kit is progressive and the sport-lines are linear.

Don't listen to anything i say unless you do your own research tho..

 

ZeroCool

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H&R in my car, they are awsome!

 

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ONZZ

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Apr 13, 2004

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I've got Eibach Sportsline, it droped the front about 2 inch and the back 1 3/4 inch. it sits real good, the only problem is that you will feel every bump but you don't have to watch out for thing it's not really that low to the ground. all in all it looks good and the ride is ok

 

mity2

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StateCollege PA

Apr 13, 2004

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see sig.
I like the combo. bumpy road is bit hard on car I think. but at least look great with 2"/1.75" dropp

 

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03Sleeper

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Apr 13, 2004

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H&R Supper Sports!
It's a True Drop!
Like 2"

 

TrueBlue03

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Apr 13, 2004

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Anyone have any pics of H&R SS or Eibach sportlines?

 

jeff1414

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Sportlines

 

rd02gt

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Apr 13, 2004

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On my 2002 gt i put drop zones. yes i know they are cheap but its a good thing in this case. They lower the car to a perfect hight no more 4x4. and it handels wonderful !!!

 

mity2

I like Pro3 and all I got was this crappy CT.

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TrueBlue03 said:

Anyone have any pics of H&R SS or Eibach sportlines?

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my sig then go to page 4 baby

 

TrueBlue03

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mity2 said:

my sig then go to page 4 baby

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Sick ride. The sportlines look awesome. I think i'll get 'em. Do you have a lot of bottoming out/scraping problems?

 

mity2

I like Pro3 and all I got was this crappy CT.

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Not really. I have Mach1 chin spoiler, which you have to worry about it when you go on steep driveway and such. I had a BBK X on it, and that srapped every speed bump.
when you go with Sportline, you just need to look out. But then we all do that anyway with our car