Lowered 08-09 Lancer's
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And I'm getting S-TYPE Springs, or the Tein Coilovers, You really thought the S-TYPE springs were to bouncy????
I have the Progressive springs, and they lowered it about an inch all around, and aren't boucny at all, nice and stiff.
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Last I heard, that guy had some issues with those springs. They were H&R and they knocked a lot.
I also think the guy is from the Middle East somewhere and that color is unique over there. He has projectors also and powdercoated his rims gunmetal....JEALOUS!
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I also think the guy is from the Middle East somewhere and that color is unique over there. He has projectors also and powdercoated his rims gunmetal....JEALOUS!
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Yeah I love that Navy Blue color on our Lancers, gorgeous! Those guys sure are lucky they get theirs with projects too. I believe that guy lives in Dubai (based on his front license plate)
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Like I said earlier, I'm doing mine in spring. Have any of you guys that lowered your cars noticed any camber problems after you lower it. I noticed RRM sells camber bolts and just wondering if they would be a waste of $90? I love the drop of the RRM's.
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i heard you dont need a camber kit with rrm's springs cuz the drop isnt too much,probabily better to ask rrm that question tho if your interested in their springs,those are the ones im goin with to,best bang for buck type a deal so i hear
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Nope dont need them, I took my car to get aligned and its not perfect but its close, this happens to any car or truck after you play with the springs. After they settled in they look even better time will tell but right now after 4 months I have a 1/2 inch gap in the rear LOOKS LIKE IYS ALMOST TUCKIN! and a lil less than 1inch gap in the front. Im very pleased!
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However adjusting the damping is incredibly easy and for most people the EDFC isn't really needed.
The current Tein coilovers for the Evo-X are compatible with the EDFC, so I'm sure when Tein finish the ones for the 08+ Lancer it will be the same deal though.