Alpha-Q

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I'm gonna be buying BMR springs (1" drop) and i wanted to know what adjustable shocks i should go with? Something that's gonna give me an OEM ride quality.

cookba

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Koni SA's. why go with BMR? there are better companys like Strano, G2 etc. but im sure you know what your looking for

Alpha-Q

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^ Too be honest with you, everyone is telling me to go with BMR. I'm looking for a 1" drop that wont give me harsh ride quality. I heard Eibach springs suck. I heard Vogtland are good but harsh ride. I'm kinda confused

kookamunga

felt the Strano stuff. they awesome and don't cost like GC's
if you give Sam a call he can hook you up with a well matched setup.

Foxxtron

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Be careful when it comes to lowering springs. Popular consensus only goes so far on it's own merit.

I say definitely talk to Sam and see what he has to offer you. The springs you have opted for are progressive springs, which will be a PIA to properly dampen, and proper dampening is what can really make for a good combination of a "sporty", yet comfortable ride.

2001z

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I love my qa1 12 way adjustable with #300 springs fully adjustable for whatever height your looking for !

RUDE SS

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Koni SA's with Hotchkis springs

landstuhltaylor

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talk to sam strano. he sells more than just his own stuff.

99blancoSS

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Who said Eibach suck? Aren't they the SLP pro-rate spring? Koni's and SLP pro-rate springs (Which are the Eibach I think) are a great combination.

Sam's springs have been given some high marks as well. Give him a call before you buy lowering springs.

rgriffin

Ill second that Eibach suck. Had 2 sets of them, orginally the sportlines (big mistake), now the prokit. The prokit perform/ride when coupled with the Koni SA's. But my biggest gripe is the back sag. Looked great at first install, but now they are sagging very noticibly. In retrospect, If I could do it all over I'd go with the hotchkis or the strano line of springs.

99blancoSS

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Mine are originals from 1999. No sag yet. Keep the fat chicks out of your car

and thats with a 35 series tire on the front and a 30 on the back

koolaid_kid

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What's the fun in that? More cushion for the pushin'.

99blancoSS

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I have no idea what your talking about

RUDE SS

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kookamunga

600# GC's up front along with 150# GC's out back. rides pretty good and I can get allmost any ride height I want lol. the poly bushings in the LFCAs were responsible for the biggest decline in ride quality lol