Lowering
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You don't HAVE to get shocks, but I would recommend it to improve your ride....as for springs, I think with 18's, it'll make the car "look ok"...but with coilovers, you can control it yourself and go a little lower to make it look HOT!
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Hey Genius1512,
I have the Bilstein Sports Shock with Eibach Spring setup on my car. Eibach lowers about 1.2” Front and 1” in back. From what I read a lot of post from others, L-tuned Spring is the same as the Eibach. The ride on my car is not harsh, but firm. I am sorry that you did not mention that you need to lower your car when we are at the CT meet. I could show you how the car ride and how much it drop between yours and mine. I think if you want to play safe and not to scrape the bottom, 1.5” will probably be the lowest you want to drop your car. If the budget is not a problem, maybe the coilover will be ideal. It will allow you to adjust the height and firmness.
I have the Bilstein Sports Shock with Eibach Spring setup on my car. Eibach lowers about 1.2” Front and 1” in back. From what I read a lot of post from others, L-tuned Spring is the same as the Eibach. The ride on my car is not harsh, but firm. I am sorry that you did not mention that you need to lower your car when we are at the CT meet. I could show you how the car ride and how much it drop between yours and mine. I think if you want to play safe and not to scrape the bottom, 1.5” will probably be the lowest you want to drop your car. If the budget is not a problem, maybe the coilover will be ideal. It will allow you to adjust the height and firmness.
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