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I got my car back yesterday after having coilovers put on. I asked the installer for a 1 inch drop. He lowered it a bit more than that. He told me to drive it like this for a week or two and then if I still want it raised he'll raise it for free. What do you think? Is it too low, or should I keep it as is?
I got my car back yesterday after having coilovers put on. I asked the installer for a 1 inch drop. He lowered it a bit more than that. He told me to drive it like this for a week or two and then if I still want it raised he'll raise it for free. What do you think? Is it too low, or should I keep it as is?
Thanks!
Looks great! Personally, I don't like the look of the gap when the top is narrower than the sides, but to each his own.
You could go a bit lower up front, but I would not go higher -- front or back.
Probably a dumb question,but are drops strictly cosmetic or is there a significant handling improvement?
If a lower center of gravity (about 1") makes a significant feel in handling properties,I would consider it.
Looks only,I could live with stock.
looks exactly like my ride when i was on eibach pro kit. awesome look, great handling. i really miss the aggresive stance. my problem was with speed bumps and driveways: a long sedan wheelbase and a drop aren't always a friendly combo. if you can manage then stick with it 'cause it looks great.
Thanks for all the input. Yeah, I'll probably keep it as this height. It is starting to grow on me. One of my concerns is if it's going to settle and get lower over the next few weeks or does that only happen with springs?