Which Coilovers Drop The Lowest?
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yeah bro i know, but its not like im going to lower it/raise it every week, ill probably change settings maybe twice a year or maybe once a year
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You have roughly 3.5 inches of wheel travel stock, 4.1 inches till hard parts hit the ground. You want to slam your car , so probably around a 2 inch drop. This leaves you with 1.5 inches of travel. How it rides doesn't really matter, you will pretty much be riding on bump stops.
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Why not just cut a coil off your skunk springs. You will be lower and save $$$. If you only plan on changing your rides height once a year, you are just wasting your money buying coilovers As for comfort, with only cutting one coil, your ride quality wouldn't suffer too bad.
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Why not just cut a coil off your skunk springs. You will be lower and save $$$. If you only plan on changing your rides height once a year, you are just wasting your money buying coilovers As for comfort, with only cutting one coil, your ride quality wouldn't suffer too bad.
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