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Old 08-12-2004, 05:19 PM
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i have a question does anyone know of spring that lower your car 2" or a little lower?? i have Eibach sportline, on my TA right now, but wondering if there is something out there that would lower it a little more? any suggestions??? any help wlecome. (i know about the ground clearance issue)
Old 08-12-2004, 05:38 PM
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Wow... more than 2"!?!? Maybe Intrax, I think they are low, not sure how low though.
Old 08-12-2004, 05:46 PM
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I've got the Intrax Springs on my TA. They lowered the car 2".

Car looks amazing, but scrapes on everything.....O well It's a sacrifice.
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More than 2"??
You might as well buy those shock's that those "pimpin' baller's" buy to lower there cars to the ground!
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thanxs guys...intrax. just want to fill in the gap i dont want anyone to think that my TA is a 4X4 like a lot of these cars on here.. thanks for the advise.
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You could always opt for Coil-overs, that way you can "tune" it exactly the way you like. A little more expensive than buying a new setof springs, but after you have bought 2 sets, it almost pays for itself.
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coil-overs? what would be the best brand i want to be able to control the height. i want to be able to control the stiffness too. any suggestions?? price range?
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Ground Control for coil overs. You can get what ever spring rate you want.




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