hey guys so i dont really know anything about lowering cars and i just purchases new rims so i think i want to drop my car in the spring. How do i lower it and what are my options and how much does it cost? Also is there any negative effets of lowering my car?


Thanks alot guys

 

Lowering springs are the cheapest way. Usually cost no more than $275.
The ride will be more harsh, but handling will be better.
You will obviously be more likely to bottom out on ramped driveways and speed bumps.

 

you can go with springs while using your factory struts you can look on ebay and get a good set for about 200 bucks and then u will need a alingment to be safe. I have a ls and went 2" in front 2.50" in rear and so far no negative effets

 

http://www.cobaltperformanceparts.co...Sportline.html

i have there on stock struts and it rides amazing

 

Here's an answer before the trolls give the "search speech"

You have three good options

Air ride system: works like, lets you adjust the height of your car via airbag system. but it's high in price around 2500-3500

Coilovers: Pricey as wel,l but not as much 899-2000: also adjustable, but more for road racing, and auto x

lowering springs: best route to go if you're looking more mild to mid performance price range from mid 200- high 400's

Also springs differ in drop.

Springs that drop the lowest are progress,tenzo's H&R, Eibach sportlines
Springs that drop mid to mild are SCC & Eibach prokit, and couple others

Check the supporting vendors for all these products.

 

thanks guys um does anyone have a picture of their ss/sc dropped i want to see what mine will look like. Also what is the most resonable length to lower it. LIke 1 inch in the front and an 1.3 inch in the back cause that is what the eibach sportlines will do to my car?

Keep the info coming guys

 

F - 1.0"
R - 1.3"
Sportliines









[QUOTE=stage2;1739797]F - 1.0"
R - 1.3"
Sportliines







http://www.youtube.com/user/1bojanbojan

here are some vid's lowered

 

is it 225 for all 4 ?????

these ones- http://www.cobaltperformanceparts.co...Sportline.html

 

yes.