What's the best, cheapest way to lower my sc400 an inch?
08-13-10, 08:23 AM
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What's the best, cheapest way to lower my sc400 an inch?
Hello CL family, I'm new to the club and I have just purchased a set of Zenetti 20inch wheels 8 1/2 tire size 245 35 20 in the front, and rears are 10inch 275 35 20. After putting them on, the car rose about an inch and 1/2. That didn't happen with my old 18 inch wheels. I wanna know what the best cheapest way to lower the car 1-1 1/2 inch without scraping or making the ride too stiff.
Not looking to race and go fast, just cruise"n and looking sweet...please give advise.
Not looking to race and go fast, just cruise"n and looking sweet...please give advise.
08-13-10, 10:30 AM
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Hello CL family, I'm new to the club and I have just purchased a set of Zenetti 20inch wheels 8 1/2 tire size 245 35 20 in the front, and rears are 10inch 275 35 20. After putting them on, the car rose about an inch and 1/2. That didn't happen with my old 18 inch wheels. I wanna know what the best cheapest way to lower the car 1-1 1/2 inch without scraping or making the ride too stiff.
Not looking to race and go fast, just cruise"n and looking sweet...please give advise.
Not looking to race and go fast, just cruise"n and looking sweet...please give advise.
A mild spring like the Tanabe NF210 will lower your SC 1.2"/0.8" (F/R) while keeping your ride quality close to stock.
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Best is not coilovers...Hes not trying to track his car he just wants it to lower an inch. Lowering springs would be the best choice. It will lower your car and be light on the wallet
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