shelbyeuropa

I just installed my new 20" rims.
Because I dont want the car to look like a truck I bought some Eibach lowering springs.
I started with the back side this morning because that was the most easy part.
I'm not sure if I should lower the front as well as we have a lot of speed bumps in our country.
What do you guys think?

One thing I do need to change is the length of the panhard bar because lowering the car pushes the rear axle to one side so the wheel on the drivers side sticks out a little.

o7 tungsten

i think you should lower the front also, just doesn't look right having only the rear lowered.

pc_647f

Absolutely lower the front. The back looks good, but there's just too much gap in the front in comparison now. I'd do it.

modman42

I think it will handle weird if you don't lower the front as well. You definitely should adjust the panhard bar. IMO

shelbyeuropa

Handling is ok, no problems so far.
I'm planning to lower the front end upcoming weekend but I might have to go back to the original springs as we have a lot of them f*c*ng speedbumps over here that can damage the car.

Vader GT

Def lower the front.

bakerjd

You shouldn't have gone with 20s if this is a primary concern. Rough roads = bad news for 20s...that being said, they look great and you should lower the front as well.

2005Redfire6

Lower the front.... No tail dragger status.

shelbyeuropa

Ride quality is not such an issue, Im just afraid to damage the underside of the car.

TheYeti

yeah it just looks like there is something heavy in your trunk since the backend is riding lower then the front. I would either go back to stock springs or lower the front.