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Lowering spring question.



That is one hell of a drop. A 2" to 2.5" drop all the way around, I hope you dont have big tires, or you're gonna be suckin some serious fender well. I like my SSC Gen 2's, they only drop a max of 1.5" inches. Or the Vogtland's which are basically the same the SSC's, just made in Germany instead of Canada :)
 
You have a link to the SSC's. I found the Vogtland's ($218 shipped). 1.5" lower should be good enough, it's the wifes car.
 


what struts would you recommend with the vogtland's or the ssc springs? i asked some time ago but couldn't remember if it was GR2's or AGX that were a better ride quality for lowered cars.
 
what struts would you recommend with the vogtland's or the ssc springs? i asked some time ago but couldn't remember if it was GR2's or AGX that were a better ride quality for lowered cars.

With the vogtlands you can probably get away with the GR2's. The vogtlands seem to lower less than 1". But the AGX's are recommended for anything more than a 1" drop and in general a better strut for a lowered car.
 


Any body try these before??

COIL SPRING LOWERING KIT - CarParts Quality Discount Parts and Accessories

seems like the cheapest way to go. Prolly rides like **** with them tho. I think I will prolly go with a set of SSC's. If times were better I would prolly throw some bags on it, but the wife wont let me now :th_thumb-down:

Me personally I would not try that method. On the cheap, I say yeah, but for performance and handling sake, I say NO! Besides.....do you really want to risk something like that on your wife's car?

I have had experience with the GR2's and now the AGX's. I can tell you from a ride standpoint both ride harsher than stock. With the AGX's you can atleast dial out some of that harshness as compared to NO flexibility with the GR2's. Granted the GR2's are way cheaper, but lose the flexibility to select how your car feels on the road.
 
From all I've read... GR2s are only for stock ride height...
They don't like any drop. Now I have, AGXs, and I LOVE THEM!
I've got the Original SSCs 1.7" drop with my KYB AGXs
I couldn't be happier with my ride! As for harshness...
I drive a Comp-G, I think my ride is LESS Harsh now than when I bought my car.
 
i run GR2s. you can lower them, but they blow out faster. i have 50k on mine and my car rides like crap. time to get new struts/springs.
 
where do you find ssc springs? the agx struts i can find, and will prob go with (depending on budget when the time comes to buy, i'm sure you can all relate). what about eibach springs? are they any good? i would like to know if anyone has heard or had experience with eibachs, but from what i've read the ssc or vogtlands are the way to go.
 
I am quite happy with my SSC springs. The GR2's rode pretty well the first 20-30k I drove them, but now they're pretty tired and ready to be upgraded.
 


If you're going to get the KYB AGX Struts, check this post out:
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Goto this website, shop around, fill your cart...
http://www.performancepeddler.com/
When you're done, enter this code [ClubGP] in the Discount Code Box

To give an example KYB AGX Struts:

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Discounted Total : $509.20
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4 Struts: $525.00
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Sorry, quoted here once I saw you had to be logged into GPONA to see the post.
 
can you trust partspeddler? i was just on the site seeing what kinda price i would be able to get an i put 2 front an 2 rears in the cart then looked at it again an it had changed the numbers on its own it mad it so i had 8 fronts and 6 rears? did i push something wrong or are they messin with me?
 
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