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Old 10-03-2006, 10:49 PM
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Ok so i got a parking pass at school...finally but wait its on a dirt baseball field that you have to basically go over a curb to get to and to even get to the curb u have to go over about 10 speedbumps (4 of whice i scrape on w/ sportlines) [sm=headbang.gif]. Anyway if i keep the sportlines im going to need CC plates ($200) and im thinking of just selling the sportlines and going with some H&R Sport Springs. Do you guys think that this is a good idea (going to H&R)...im going to have to go over the speedbumps eventually (next year) but i guess what im asking is what are the chances that im going to need CC plates even with H&R? Any other brands that you suggest?

Sportlines = 2" drop

H&R = 1.6"-1.75" drop
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Old 10-03-2006, 11:42 PM
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Ok so i got a parking pass at school...finally but wait its on a dirt baseball field that you have to basically go over a curb to get to and to even get to the curb u have to go over about 10 speedbumps (4 of whice i scrape on w/ sportlines) [sm=headbang.gif]. Anyway if i keep the sportlines im going to need CC plates ($200) and im thinking of just selling the sportlines and going with some H&R Sport Springs. Do you guys think that this is a good idea (going to H&R)...im going to have to go over the speedbumps eventually (next year) but i guess what im asking is what are the chances that im going to need CC plates even with H&R? Any other brands that you suggest?

Sportlines = 2" drop

H&R = 1.6"-1.75" drop

Hell i scrap and I just have C-Springs. I wouldnt want to go any lower than mine is now.
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Ok so i got a parking pass at school...finally but wait its on a dirt baseball field that you have to basically go over a curb to get to and to even get to the curb u have to go over about 10 speedbumps (4 of whice i scrape on w/ sportlines) [sm=headbang.gif]. Anyway if i keep the sportlines im going to need CC plates ($200) and im thinking of just selling the sportlines and going with some H&R Sport Springs. Do you guys think that this is a good idea (going to H&R)...im going to have to go over the speedbumps eventually (next year) but i guess what im asking is what are the chances that im going to need CC plates even with H&R? Any other brands that you suggest?

Sportlines = 2" drop

H&R = 1.6"-1.75" drop

Hell i scrap and I just have C-Springs. I wouldnt want to go any lower than mine is now.
haha i literally have to stop on top of the speedbump and slowly go down the other side just so that i can scrape as little as id o

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Old 10-03-2006, 11:52 PM
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Hell i scrap and I just have C-Springs. I wouldnt want to go any lower than mine is now.
Dude, me too.. These "C" springs seem to have dropped my car pretty good.
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Old 10-04-2006, 12:31 AM
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h&r's are great, if you go with the supersports then yes you'll need cc plates. i hear alot of people bottoming out and scraping with there car lowered, either the roads in northern michigan are great or i'm just one of the lucky ones. i've only scraped once in a year. keep your sportlines, get the cc plates and just take it slow over those speedbumps.
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eibachs are awesome.
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Old 10-04-2006, 03:09 AM
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h&r's are great, if you go with the supersports then yes you'll need cc plates. i hear alot of people bottoming out and scraping with there car lowered, either the roads in northern michigan are great or i'm just one of the lucky ones. i've only scraped once in a year. keep your sportlines, get the cc plates and just take it slow over those speedbumps.


trust me i do...the speedbumps at school are the worst speedbumps ive ever seen...to keep those kids w trucks from speedin through
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I love the H&R SS springs, seem like very high quality and they ride awesome. Have not scraped on anything yet...
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Steeda's only lower about an inch, but still look good and ride awesome.
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I love my eibach kit it rides great never scaped anything.
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