Best way to lower my Trans Am WS6 2002
02-16-2012, 10:39 AM
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Best way to lower my Trans Am WS6 2002 Hello! i have a stock Pontiac Trans Am 2002 WS6 with 20" Foose Nitrious Rims and 255/35 tires both front and rear.
My "problem" is now that the car is much higher now from the ground and it does not look good.
Now to my question: what is the best way to lower my car without changing rims so it is at least as low as stock, lower than stock would be even better! but not as low so the tires scratch the wheelhouse.
Suggestions are welcome! i have been looking at eibach lowering springs and lowering kits but im not so sure how low i can go and what is the best to go with?
My "problem" is now that the car is much higher now from the ground and it does not look good.
Now to my question: what is the best way to lower my car without changing rims so it is at least as low as stock, lower than stock would be even better! but not as low so the tires scratch the wheelhouse.
Suggestions are welcome! i have been looking at eibach lowering springs and lowering kits but im not so sure how low i can go and what is the best to go with?
02-16-2012, 10:46 AM
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There is a thread around here (either in the Suspension section, or appearance or multimedia) that shows different fbodies with different springs.
Since you're not trying to get as low as possible, I'd say go with either Strano springs or BMR springs. I'd steer clear of the Eibachs.
It's good to upgrade the shocks at the same time, if you care about ride quality.
Since you're not trying to get as low as possible, I'd say go with either Strano springs or BMR springs. I'd steer clear of the Eibachs.
It's good to upgrade the shocks at the same time, if you care about ride quality.
