[Kman]

Well, my Canuck Motorsports lowering springs arrived today. Installation is tomorrow or Friday! Lowering is 1.75" front / 1.75" rear. This should take care of the wheel gap.

 

[Kman]

nicee....put some pics of the car after ...btw how much did you pay for them?

$204, which included free shipping.

 

[Kman]

I will get before/after shots.

 

[Kman]

Here are 2 'Before' shots I took 2 months ago.

 

[Kman]

I had the springs installed today. I took some pics, form Before and After. It's snowing in NYC today, so two of the pics show the White Stuff.

 

[Kman]

Wow. Looks great!

Thanks. I will get some better overall shots when the weather clears. The car sits low now.

 

[Kman]

This the best full shot I can get for now.

 

[Kman]

How does it ride now?

The car has a firm, but controlled ride. The car's cornering ability is improved and it handles the bumps well. No harshness at all.

 

[Kman]

Hmm, so how much did you spend on the springs? Im thinking of lowering my GT within the next 3 weeks. Mainly waiting for another paycheck so Im not left dirt poor. Hah, but yeah. Im thinking about getting the Eibach kit. Its only lowering 1.2"(F&B) though. The hefty 230$ is quite steep(+ install)

The springs were $204 USD.

 

[Kman]

Not bad. But the 1.75 drop is what scares me. I didn't want to mess with a drop greater then 1.5". The one thing I do hate though is that no site can keep how big of a drop the springs do. Some say the Eibach kit does 1.2 while others say 1.3. Wierd... I saw some H&R lowering springs I kinda liked. 1.5" front 1.3" in the back.

H&R springs are very good. If you want a drop that 'just right'', H&R is the way to go. A 1.75" drop may be a bit too much for most people.