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If you lower your ride the "right way," you can save yourself really rough ride quality down the road. Shop around for lowering springs (Eibach or H&Rs) and a good set of shocks (by good I mean they will probably be around $400 like tokico, koni, etc). The stock shocks on your car aren't going to be able to take the stress of a drop and it will wear them out FAST!! There's also lowering kits that you may have heard of called, "true coilovers" OR "full coilovers." These are nice to get because they have all the necessary components you need (integrated threaded body shocks and adjustable lower perch). Most coilover kits like that can be adjusted manually for street or show (adjustable from 1"-4" manually). Just do some research on these to find what is best suited for your ride and your wallet. Most likely, you'll be spending anywhere from $600-$1000 on the drop. Hope this helped.
Here's a good link that may help you out: http://www.norcalcrx.org/tyson/coilover.html
Here's a good link that may help you out: http://www.norcalcrx.org/tyson/coilover.html
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If you lower your ride the "right way," you can save yourself really rough ride quality down the road. Shop around for lowering springs (Eibach or H&Rs) and a good set of shocks (by good I mean they will probably be around $400 like tokico, koni, etc). The stock shocks on your car aren't going to be able to take the stress of a drop and it will wear them out FAST!! There's also lowering kits that you may have heard of called, "true coilovers" OR "full coilovers." These are nice to get because they have all the necessary components you need (integrated threaded body shocks and adjustable lower perch). Most coilover kits like that can be adjusted manually for street or show (adjustable from 1"-4" manually). Just do some research on these to find what is best suited for your ride and your wallet. Most likely, you'll be spending anywhere from $600-$1000 on the drop. Hope this helped.
Here's a good link that may help you out: http://www.norcalcrx.org/tyson/coilover.html
Here's a good link that may help you out: http://www.norcalcrx.org/tyson/coilover.html
yess that helps out a lot. finally someone answered my question lol obviously its not going to ride great like it does stock haha. thanks!!!
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