CAMDUP

just a thought ..... what if you have iso's in the rear and none in the front ? dont know if that will get you what your lookin for

DS002

I dont want to pull my isos, when I first installed my springs the front iso's were shot and had to be replaced. So the first 3-4 weeks of being lowered I didnt have them and it squeaked and made all sorts of annoying noises, plus there wasnt a huge difference in ride height. Im looking for something a touch more drastic. Im thinking I might just go ***** out and get 305/45's for my rear tires and pick up some fox springs.

DreamerGT

Or you can get some adjustable lower control arms and kill two birds with one stone.

99BlackPonyGT

drool

lol

Sxynerd

Prokit No Front Isolators.

teej281

To the op, that will give you too much rake. I think it wont look good. Do you have upgraded shocks and struts??? If you do, buy a coilover kit so you can control your ride height on all 4 corners to give it the perfect stance you want. Plus better launches too. lol just another option for ya.

DS002

I dont have upgraded shocks or struts unfortunatly, I wasnt aware that you could use the control arms to adjust ride height either. But then again Ive never worked on a car with adjustable ones. How much of a difference could CA's make? Any recommendations?

teej281

Megabyte jr lower control arms are a traction bar style control arm and they kinda lift the back end up a little bit. I think Team Z lca's are the same way too. Ox would be a pretty good help right now.

DS002

I just checked MM's control arms and I could raise the rear anywheres up to 2 inches with those, but they are expensive.

kecclest

28" tall tires in the rear. Front coilovers and rear springs adjusted to achieve equal wheel gap between the top of the fender and the tire. Raked FTW!