lowering springs
07-04-2006, 08:40 AM
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lowering springs
What would the best lowering springs for a 2001 GT be? I have looked around online but am trying to hear from the experts here what a good way to go would be. I don't want to spend too much money but I do have money to spend. Any help would be appreciated. I was thinking lowering it a bit but not so I bottom out on flat ground you know. I have been looking at the Eibach Sportlines. What do you guys think, after all you guys are experts. So, what does everyone recommend here?
07-04-2006, 10:07 AM
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RE: lowering springs
I bought a set of these and installed only the fronts.
A picture is attached to show the difference. It did drop the front about 1".
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A picture is attached to show the difference. It did drop the front about 1".
[IMG]local://upfiles/41430/B65BDC5D8C0A48F885AD334F7F2B7818.jpg[/IMG]
07-05-2006, 01:29 AM
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RE: lowering springs
ORIGINAL: hot wheels
if you go to my gallery you'll see my H&R Supersports, awsome drop and no bottoming out. around 1.8in. drop.
if you go to my gallery you'll see my H&R Supersports, awsome drop and no bottoming out. around 1.8in. drop.
07-05-2006, 01:53 AM
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RE: lowering springs
first pic is the stock springs
second is the eibach pro-kit installed
it droped my car about 1.2 inches and as you can tell makes it look MUCH better
some botteming out issues.....0nly over speed bumps tho
if you take it easy its not that big of a deal
second is the eibach pro-kit installed
it droped my car about 1.2 inches and as you can tell makes it look MUCH better
some botteming out issues.....0nly over speed bumps tho
if you take it easy its not that big of a deal
