tparadiso

whats the best type of lowering springs???

i was looking at the Tanabe nf210, Tenin s. tech, and the Megan

help me out

RotaryMachineRx

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This is such a horrible question... Research spring rates and ride hieghts and figure out what you want to use them for.... Any lowering spring without struts minorly enhances performance only

9krpmrx8

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Search the wheels and suspension section.

tparadiso

well what do you think about the Tanabe GF and the Tanabe NF? ($180)
idk what the difference is between them but i like how much they drop the car...
i looked up spring rates and all that but i don't really understand what it mean when it says the Front rate 179 lb and the Rear rate 146 lb (new to what everything means)

all i want is 1in - 1.5in drop. with a spring that is on the softer side so the ride doesn't suck and i wanna buy the right one so i don't rub on my wheel well when i turn and go over bumps

Razz1

Is this for a 2008 or newer car?

Dj-Trippwire

If your new to spring rates and dont have a good background on any of this go into the suspension category and get to reading. GREAT information and a whole thread dedicated to each brand of springs with a image of it installed with rates/drop info.

Please search next time instead of posting a useless question. *end rant*

sit n' rotate

i hear the H & R's give a pretty aggresive drop from a few good sources.

SpencerM1

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Just chop the oem springs. Done.