My GS is not low enough! HELP!
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as everyone says you just need some base height adjustable coilovers, easy.
but also as rominl says, you need to get higher spring rates to stiffen up the ride when you're down low so it doesnt have too much travel. the other thing you can do is stiffen up the pre-load a bit (wind up the spring perch) and that will make a pretty big difference too. you dont need to do it much, like 5mm or so makes a big diff and doesnt really do anything to the ride height (but you can lower the bottom mount a bit more to counteract if you want)
but also as rominl says, you need to get higher spring rates to stiffen up the ride when you're down low so it doesnt have too much travel. the other thing you can do is stiffen up the pre-load a bit (wind up the spring perch) and that will make a pretty big difference too. you dont need to do it much, like 5mm or so makes a big diff and doesnt really do anything to the ride height (but you can lower the bottom mount a bit more to counteract if you want)
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