want to lower car on a budget...suggestions
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Best advice, call Sam Strano at stranoparts.com, see what he recommends. Generally speaking, a setup for dragracing is going to be bouncy. If you want a good ride and be lowered your going to have to be willing to spend a little money. Your going to need shocks that can damper the lowering spring, just like you need supporting mods for a big cam, otherwise it wont work correctly.
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well in order for us to help you we will need to know your budget, id probably go with bilstein HD's with eibach prokit, you can probably do it for around 500, on ebay they have a combo lowering kits that are around 550 or so.
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Do a search, the pro-kit is one of the worst springs on the market for our cars.
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most will agree that the BMRs are too stiff....but they advertise less drop than most...at 1"
how accurate that is, who knows.
i'd suggest just getting the Koni SA shocks...they are $$ but you can set them up with your stock springs and get about a 3/4" drop front and back if you do the heater hose mod on the rear.
some of the best shocks on the market....and you don't have to worry about buying springs.
how accurate that is, who knows.
i'd suggest just getting the Koni SA shocks...they are $$ but you can set them up with your stock springs and get about a 3/4" drop front and back if you do the heater hose mod on the rear.
some of the best shocks on the market....and you don't have to worry about buying springs.
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