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Too Low!!!
Just got my car back from getting a face lift :D unfortunatly it is way to low with the current setup I am running.. I want to keep the same "stiff" ride but get another 2" or so ground clearance (the eibachs dropped it at least 2" with the bumper and lip I'm about 2" off the ground :eek: ). What are my best options for keeping the ride as stiff as possible while raising it up a little. I currently have the ROW M030 struts and eibach springs, would the ROW M030 springs raise it up much from where its at or would it be better to go with the US M030 springs. Is any other springs or full out suspension kit than can help me out here!
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If you switch out the Eibachs, you will probably only gain about 1/2" more clearance. If you need the 2" more of a clearance, switch back to stock springs. You cant have it both ways. You should consider going with an upgrade on your torsion bars.
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You might want to look into an adjustable coil over suspension set up. Although I don't know how much height adjustment the kits, have, I do know they offer some adjustability. The more you raise it up, the worse the side profile will look. What kind of cow catcher did you put on the front to make it so low? :cool:
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I'll post some pics tonite (that is if I can make it home without ripping the bumper off) gt2 bumper with a evo lip (I am planning on taking the lip off but it will still be way too low)
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I learned the other day how low my car really is, i dropped a can of Coke and the side skirts kept the can from rolling underneath the car.
Saying this I have never (knock on wood) rubbed my car on an incline or speed bump, I do watch everyone of them and take all inclines at an angle, but remember i live in flat Louisiana. |
well i measured its aprox 2.5-3"
pics are posted here http://986forum.com/forums/showthread.php?p=112035#post112035 |
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