1ORANGEWS6

I'm tired of the 4x4 look so I want to lower my car but don't want my 60' time to suck. I want the car to look good in street trim and in strip form. What springs would do this?

SMDLS1

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I have hotchkis springs, but for when I go to the track I am going to use V6 springs for the rear that I picked up from a local junk yard for $40.00. It only takes about 15 min to change the rear springs, and I will put my konis on full soft.

DONAIMIAN

iTrader: (18)

Ive seen high 1.5's cut on a pro kit before.

Aaron's 00 TA

iTrader: (6)

I was cutting low 1.6's with the prokit on my old 95 Z. I'm cutting 1.7's on DMS spring on my TA. And that was my first time at the track with this car.

1ORANGEWS6

Well my ET DRs have scratch on the edge from where my fender well lip catches when launching do the spring help with that?

2001 Pewter WS6

iTrader: (43)

I have the BMR springs with Bilstein shocks and cut low 1.6's on a stock motor with a 3500 converter and 3.42 gears. Car went 12.34@109 this was with a huge swaybar front and rear as well. This was on ET Streets

WS6WRX

iTrader: (1)

Most after market springs are still pretty soft in the rear, so no worries there. I like the prokits personally.

1ORANGEWS6, have you rolled your fender lips? Otherwise, lowering springs will only make that worse.

1ORANGEWS6

No I haven't rolled the fender. I've got a friend that has some BMR springs that he wants to trade me to do some work on his car. The thing is he doesn't know which set of spring he has on it. His car as 19"s and his torque arm rubs and tires will rub the fender wells and the fenders have been rolled to. His car looks killer but I really don't want my car that low. I'm going to take the springs out for him, is there a part number on the springs that I can reference?

KCFormula

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I know plenty of people pulling good 60's with lowering springs and Hal's up front. Seems to be a good set up.

Ego Killer

iTrader: (147)

I cut an 1.49 60' with a pro-kit full weight car with all swaybars and stock shocks