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Old 06-21-2007, 08:23 AM
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I have pacesetter long tube headers and SLP Loudmouth II exhaust, when looking at my car from the side, you can see them hanging a little lower than the car, would the Eibach Sportlines be to much to lower it? SHould i go with the pro kit?
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dont get the sportlines unless your only joy riding. not good for a daily driver. these are on my car now and im waiting for the bmr's.
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Arent the BMR's a 1" drop? I drive this car around often.
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Originally Posted by HIPER-Z
Arent the BMR's a 1" drop? I drive this car around often.
supposed to be. mine get here friday and the shocks are coming next week. im just happy to get rid of the sportlines, im used to driving a truck and forget about dodging potholes sometimes.
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Ok, thanks, i think ill swing that way also.
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id search around and make sure thats what you want. im getting the bmrs because i rode in a car with them and they felt almost like stock springs only lower.
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What i really want is a racked look, i want to get BMR 1" springs in the back, then find someone who will sell me just the front sportline springs, my buddy has that on his car, and its rides awesome, and looks good, hardly ever scrapes anything.
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I personally think these car's need at least a 1.5 drop to look good,JMO
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I agree, they sit way high, i park mine by my buddies that is dropped 2.3" all around, i look like a freakin truck, but i think that with the whole issue that i am having, that if i just lower the front 2" and the back 1" then i wont have to really worry to much about my muffler thats hanging there.
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Now with my car lowered like this, will the 17x11 wheels in the back or 17x9.5 in the front rub?
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I think i just want to stick to the even look, not racked, so sportlines, would it put my exhuast on the ground?




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