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I'm considering changing my springs for a lowering kit for my 2000 Formula. I was wondering what the stock spring rates are and what would be a good spring for street use with some track use. I am looking for a spring that provides at most 1.5" drop. I've been looking at the Eibach Prokit or the BMR set up. Any suggestions.
from seeing pics of peoples rides, i think the eibach pro-kit have the best looking stance.. looks so sick. but i think i would take BMR or hotchkis springs hands down. i actually plan on running some BMR springs.
I have DMS springs mated w/ konis. Suspringly my car doesn't scrape.
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From: Ringoes/Flemington, New Jersey
When I first had my car I told myself I would never lower it because its so low to begin with... then I came across this website and saw Stranos products. The springs looked amazing on our cars and have won autox with them. So yeah, I figured I wanted my car to handle, and look badass. Here you go, my car has Strano Springs with Koni 4/4s... the car handles like a ****** champ. I LOVE IT.
