Does lowering the car help?
#3
RE: Does lowering the car help?
Yup, it definitely helps with roll. Besides, the stance looks a lot more aggressive as well. You may want to consider some dampers and struts should you lower the car, it can get a little bumpy on bad roads.
#7
RE: Does lowering the car help?
ORIGINAL: Birdieman4
Springs won't void anything. And, yes, it's very noticable in helping with the car's 'roll'.
Springs won't void anything. And, yes, it's very noticable in helping with the car's 'roll'.
#8
RE: Does lowering the car help?
I agree 100% with pcdrj above. The Tokico shocks DSP-12 are awesome. Combined with eibach springs the ride is definitely better than stock. Without the shocks it rides like a brick. I wouldnt recommend to anyone putting just lowering springs and leaving stock shocks and struts on the car. The cool thing about the shocks is you can adjust them under your hood or from the trunk based on the ride you want that day.
#9
RE: Does lowering the car help?
I agree with hawgman. Yes it will help, no it shouldn't void the warranty BUT... It really all depends on the dealer. One dealer will argue everything and always try to blame any changes you've made to the car as the cause of the problem or at least a contributing factor, while another will take care of issues like that in hopes to keep a customer happy. It depends largely on your relationship with your dealer. It's funny when people ask the question, "Will it void my warranty?" When in fact the only person that can answer is the dealer you take it to for service. -Joe