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Offline richy

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Re:Lowering springs
« Reply #10 on: 29 July 2004, 20:12 »
I've got eibachs on mine with standard shocks.  Lowered it 30-40mm.  Smooth ride (not too harsh), and now handles beautifully (less wishy-washy than with stock setup).  

Pricey, but good quality I say.
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Offline gibby

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Re:Lowering springs
« Reply #11 on: 30 July 2004, 10:27 »
Thanks for all your replies, with money in mind I think I'll go for the Eibachs on standard shocks. Then again I might just go the full hog and get coilovers put on, decisions, decisions  :)
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Offline AdamB

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Re:Lowering springs
« Reply #12 on: 30 July 2004, 10:32 »
Coilovers are great if your budget will stretch. The ride may be a bit harsh for everyday driving though, unless you spend the extra, and get adjustables.
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Offline Gambit

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Re:Lowering springs
« Reply #13 on: 30 July 2004, 10:54 »
Eibach Springs & Eibach Anti-Roll Bars ;), no compromise in comfort and a hell of a lot less body roll
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