Are there any springs that drop the car the advertised height?
 

I was just wondering if there were any springs out there that actually lowered the car the height that is advertised by the company. I just had an Eibach Pro-kit installed and I am pleased with the quality of the spring and the ride, but the rear was dropped more than 2.25". That is nearly an inch more than advertised by Eibach. Now I am having severe rubbing problems with my tires. I want a look that is lower than stock, but I also want to use the tire/wheel combo that I have. All I am looking for is a spring that rides well and lowers the car 1"-1.5". I would think that these companies have nothing to gain from underestimating there product. I mean if I wanted a drop like that I would have bought the sportlines. However, if they are uderrated then I figure I might should just not use springs at all and just ride around on the bump stops.

Re: Are there any springs that drop the car the advertised height?
 

I don't know what it is about spring makers, I swear every spring that I have ever install lowers the car MORE than advertised.

Example, SLP Eibach, advertised NOT to lower the car, Lowers it 3/4" to 1" below stock.

Re: Are there any springs that drop the car the advertised height?
 

No company that I know of.

Re: Are there any springs that drop the car the advertised height?
 

That's part of the fun of lowering your car. You install the springs, then get to guess how low it will go. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Roll Eyes]" src="images/icons/rolleyes.gif" />

I don't know of any companies. It seems like hit or miss. Some people get the advertised lowering, and the rest of us don't.