Car Lowering
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any1 do this.. i was seriously thinkin about it.. 00' ws6 ..i would think makin it lower would make it look better..any1 reasons why i should or shouldnt?
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Do a search on this forum. There are alot of people that have done this on their own. What lowering kit are you going to use? You know once you lower your car, you are going to need an adjustable pan hard bar, to keep the thing centered in the rear.
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Originally Posted by FenixSS
QA1s are 12 way adjustable, does that mean height or stiffness? Will they work ok with stock springs, or would it be better to get say BMR Springs?
TTT i would like to know about this ? also.
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I just lowered my TA 2" all around and it looks amazing! It sure rides like crap though.....I really need some good shocks and a set of LCA relocation brackets. I just need to save up the cash
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