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I want to lower my 02 GT, 72,000 miles.not to low but low enough that its noticable. I like h&r products, maybe the super sports, or just sport spring. Also like steeda and eibach but the steeda's arent low enough, so maybe eibach pro kit.Also I think im going to get tokico s/s, and last MM c/c plates, I was looking around your site, I like the writeup with spring rates. What do you recommend I get, I dont go to the track so I do not need drag springs or anything like that, I just want a lower stance, good ride quality, good handling. I think im set on the s/s and c/c plates but not the springs, h&r's or eibach pro kit, Thanks.
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O yea and Im selling the Gt to get a cobra or mach 1 but just want it lowered for now, can I get away with just springs that go no lower than 1.5" and thats it
I would stick with either the H&R Sport Springs or Eibach Pro-Kits... for several reasons.
[ol][*]They lower a noticeable amount, without being too low.[*]They have a moderate, progressive spring rating. Good for performance and ride comfort.[*]They will not be too stiff for the Tokico HP's you plan on purchasing, they will be a nice match.[/ol]
The H&R Super Sports may be a bit too stiff for what you're looking for.
Bushings will just increase performance that much more.
Easy to install bushings when installing your springs:
[ul][*]front swaybar bushings[*]front endlinks[*]offset rack bushings[*]spring isolators - will lift the suspension 1/4 of an inch higher than oem isolators. If you want to lower the maximum amount, use oem isolators.[/ul]
Sincerely,
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