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Old 03-29-2011, 04:19 PM   #57
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Mine is getting the BMR drop springs installed tomorrow or thursday. I can't wait to for the lowered stance it will have.


I say do it.
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Old 03-29-2011, 04:26 PM   #58
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Old 03-29-2011, 04:26 PM   #59
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If your driving on rough roads, then maybe not. I lowered mine, myself with eibach Springs and put on the sways. Love the way it handles and looks, but most of my driving is on fairly good highways or roads. If you do it, be sure to re-tighten the sways once in awhile. That seems to be the problem most have with the eibach sways. That is what causes the clunking some have mentioned. Lockite fixed the problem. Its not that hard of a job, if your handy and have some tools.
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Old 03-29-2011, 04:27 PM   #60
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i could have bought the springs for around 200 and the dealership is going to want around 350 for install and alinement. i fused to spend over 500 for lowering my car.
Thats not that much. My springs and install were like around $600 I believe.
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Old 03-29-2011, 04:39 PM   #61
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Old 03-29-2011, 04:40 PM   #62
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Old 03-29-2011, 04:48 PM   #63
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I would say NO but I am just about the only person that thinks this. good luck whatever you decide.
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that is by far the best photo to show the difference in the drop, man that is sweet!!
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I would say NO but I am just about the only person that thinks this. good luck whatever you decide.
I guess that makes me two because I agree with you unless you road rally or something.
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I guess that makes me two because I agree with you unless you road rally or something.
Oh, there are MANY who don't like the dropped look. Me, I like it subtley. I don't dig the 'slammed' deal.

I didn't used to like the dropped look either. But I was kinda chasing the concept look of filling those wheels wells up. Now I just love the way a lowered car looks. I've kinda chaged as far as that goes. In high school, I had my Camaro with a raked look. Higher in the rear.
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Oh, there are MANY who don't like the dropped look. Me, I like it subtley. I don't dig the 'slammed' deal.

I didn't used to like the dropped look either. But I was kinda chasing the concept look of filling those wheels wells up. Now I just love the way a lowered car looks. I've kinda chaged as far as that goes. In high school, I had my Camaro with a raked look. Higher in the rear.
Yeah, my 73 Charger SE was raked. Huge rear tires and a 3-4 degree down angle. Loved it.

Oh, and what thread started by the OP could go without the....

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This is a good look at a one inch drop
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wow $450-600 to install? A good reputable tire shop quoted me $200 for installing springs +$50 for alignment.
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wow $450-600 to install? A good reputable tire shop quoted me $200 for installing springs +$50 for alignment.
Mine was $600 with the eibach springs included in the price
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