To lower or not to lower.....
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Jul 27, 2003, 04:29 PM
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Dropping your car's stock ride height and benefit 2 things:
1. Appearance
2. Handling
Although, I don't recommend dropping your ride if you intend to drag race.
I'm keeping my ride height the way it is and just going for all horsepower modifications. I gotta keep the stock look to drown suspicions of modifications and tuning.
1. Appearance
2. Handling
Although, I don't recommend dropping your ride if you intend to drag race.
I'm keeping my ride height the way it is and just going for all horsepower modifications. I gotta keep the stock look to drown suspicions of modifications and tuning.
Jul 27, 2003, 07:05 PM
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Originally posted by Diesel
an unlowered EVO looks ghey...
an Eibach prokit is what you are looking for...
this is the look you want... nothing drastic, just a nice agressive looking drop...
sure, it's not a how car, but it needs a drop to look right, and the handling is every bit as crisp as it was stock... besides, how many of you guys are rallying in the car...? NONE...?
an unlowered EVO looks ghey...
an Eibach prokit is what you are looking for...
this is the look you want... nothing drastic, just a nice agressive looking drop...
sure, it's not a how car, but it needs a drop to look right, and the handling is every bit as crisp as it was stock... besides, how many of you guys are rallying in the car...? NONE...?
That Eibach prokit looks phat on your ride ... I'm considering the Eibach and Tien coilovers. Any idea on how your drop kit compares to adding coilovers? What's the price on the Eibach pro kit and where to buy? OZrallyguy???
Jul 27, 2003, 09:48 PM
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contact Adam from z1auto.com for the Eibachs...
i couldn't tell you sqaut about the Teins cause i have no experience with them... the only thing i can tell you is you will have the ability to make adjustments... but is it worth the extra $900 to you...?
i couldn't tell you sqaut about the Teins cause i have no experience with them... the only thing i can tell you is you will have the ability to make adjustments... but is it worth the extra $900 to you...?
Jul 28, 2003, 08:41 AM
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Originally posted by Diesel
contact Adam from z1auto.com for the Eibachs...
i couldn't tell you sqaut about the Teins cause i have no experience with them... the only thing i can tell you is you will have the ability to make adjustments... but is it worth the extra $900 to you...?
contact Adam from z1auto.com for the Eibachs...
i couldn't tell you sqaut about the Teins cause i have no experience with them... the only thing i can tell you is you will have the ability to make adjustments... but is it worth the extra $900 to you...?
Jul 28, 2003, 09:32 AM
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Well I lowered my car with Tein coilovers. I think it looks great. I haven't taken too many pictures myself but others have I'm grateful for it. I went to an autox this weekend and a gentleman by the name of bracelis took some nice pictures of my car in action. Bracelis, thanks. Here are two I really like.
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Last edited by s4awd; Aug 4, 2003 at 06:51 AM.
Jul 30, 2003, 08:21 AM
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Re: NO lowering
Originally posted by lomax6
I'm wouldn't this is a rally bred car and I don't think those are lowered.. I want to eventually put a rally suspension on it though
I'm wouldn't this is a rally bred car and I don't think those are lowered.. I want to eventually put a rally suspension on it though
Last edited by s4awd; Jul 30, 2003 at 08:24 AM.