WTB Lowering springs

Kentetsu · 07-24-2010, 04:49 AM

Most "lowering" springs actually result in an increase in ride height. If you really want to lower the car, I would suggest you take a look at coilovers. A full set for all four corners would run you about $500.00, but they would allow you to set the height EXACTLY where you want it. They also allow you to choose exactly the spring rate you want, for exactly the ride/performance qualities that you want.

Take a look over at www.re-speed.com

And here's what my car looks like with them installed (first three clips are of my car). There are not many FBs out there with a lower ride height, and this is how I run it as my daily driver too without any issues (other than having to dodge the occasional road kill):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKNjkywj1Q0

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07-24-2010, 04:49 AM	#2
Kentetsu RCC Contributor Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Grand Rapids, Michigan Posts: 530 Rep Power: 18	Most "lowering" springs actually result in an increase in ride height. If you really want to lower the car, I would suggest you take a look at coilovers. A full set for all four corners would run you about $500.00, but they would allow you to set the height EXACTLY where you want it. They also allow you to choose exactly the spring rate you want, for exactly the ride/performance qualities that you want. Take a look over at www.re-speed.com And here's what my car looks like with them installed (first three clips are of my car). There are not many FBs out there with a lower ride height, and this is how I run it as my daily driver too without any issues (other than having to dodge the occasional road kill): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKNjkywj1Q0 . __________________ "Learn from the past, or it will become your future...." '85 GS 12a + LSD/Sterling carb/Respeed coilovers/Respeed front swaybar/Respeed adj. rear spring perches/Illuminas/Bilsteins on rear AutoX vids @ http://www.youtube.com/user/Kentetsu1