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Old 04-12-08, 12:05 PM
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i jus put 18's on my is300 and now i want to lower it a lil..
jus want to know the best way to do it... coilovers or jus springs?
Old 04-12-08, 03:49 PM
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Springs are much more affordable and there ars some that offer a considerable drop. Coilovers on the other hand are a bit price but you have the luxury of being able to adjust height, dampening and things of that nature. Depends on what you're looking for.
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Eibach Prokit is the way to go!
Old 04-13-08, 08:07 AM
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like the other two said.... lots of good options out there
it all depends on how much you wanna spend
if i had to do it all over again, i would spend $ and get the coilovers
my $.02
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doing just springs now means you're gonna need new shocks in like a year ... if you've got the $ do the coilovers
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