Lowering question.

[nicole :)]

yeah i would def go with the sportlines if you are looking for a dramtic effect.. def lower than the prokit and i am very happy with them

 

[05maz3subd]

yeah i just went with lowering springs, stiffer then stock but not completely ridiculous

 

[xMazdax]

I wanna lower my car without having to do anythying major...so just get lowering springs? I dont wanna have to get spacers or anything elese.

 

[Chefsp0t]

Spacers have nothing to do with lowering if you don't have aggressive wheels. If you want to lower the car on a budget and run stock struts look into either the pro kit or progress springs.

 

[xMazdax]

Spacers have nothing to do with lowering if you don't have aggressive wheels. If you want to lower the car on a budget and run stock struts look into either the pro kit or progress springs.

Thank you. Aand both are from eibach?

 

[hat1018]

Thank you. Aand both are from eibach?

Pro-kit and Sportline are both Eibach and Progress is it's own brand. On another note you may need an adjustable rear camber kit. (Eibach and SPC are 2 that come to mind) I have been told that the camber in the rear wheels will go too far to the negative side with lowering springs causing tire wear.

 

[05maz3subd]

i found my camber plates on ebay for 129.99 plus 15 dollar shipping, i also got my Tein Stech(the green ones) on ebay for 170 shipped, gave me about 2 inches in the front and 1.5 in the back, i just put 4 round 40 pound cement blocks to help sag them down for more lowering, the rear springs are easy to do, the fronts are kinda gay, if you need a tutorial lemme know, i found out the hard way, and the same thing with the rear camber arms, PITA but they look sooo good.

 

[Chefsp0t]

You have 160 pounds of dead weight in your trunk at all times? That seems a little excessive.

I may have my current rear coilover setup for sale soon. I need something that will lower my front and rear evenly.