LazerBlueP5
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- 2012 Cadillac CTS-V Coupe // 6spd
andy_guerriero said:
The notion that lowering your car improves handling is often false. The lowering has to be done very precisely to actually improve cornering. Most of the lowering jobs you see on the street are done incorrectly, and therefore handling is actually worse. This is because on these incorrect lowering jobs the wheels have a tendency to angle inward by 5 degrees or more, reducing the tire surface touching the ground and thus totally screwing up your handling.
If you don't care about handling and you just want a fly hoopdy, yo, then carry on.![]()
Aaaactually, the negative camber from lowering the car, albiet wearing the tires unevenly, DOES improve cornering. I've never heard of a car that was lowered skidpad rating go down! lol
Granted there are other things that need to be done to get the most out of your lowered suspension set up- (ie upgraded shocks, etc) however going with shorter coils with a higher spring rate WILL improve handling....and appearance (depending on who you ask).