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What springs should I go w/?  

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Ok so I don't have $1600 for KWs...so lowering springs are my best bet. W/ the 18x8" Pegs I imagine I'll need to roll the fenders some, at least on the front, but that's not my concern. I want maximum lowering while still having excellent rebound and I want progressively wound springs. I just listed some of the ones I know of. I'm currently running Koni yellow sports all around. Any other springs I didn't list would be appreciated if u know of them.

~Lee

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I think the H&Rs are like 1.25" all around. I know w/ my Konis, the Konis raise the car a half inch which kinda sux...once I had 4 people in my backseat and it dropped the rear quarter panels over the tires, it looked so sweet. Mine is just a little high on the front, too high on the back. So I think I'll go w/ TMEs for maximum lowering in the rear unless someone suggests something else. It'll be a few months before I get these so I have time to decide and look around.

~Lee

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Hmm, I kind of want to keep my back high because thats the only place that I get rubbing so I guess I might try to go with the h&rs. I like how the difference is right now, but the rear end is really ticking me off. Every time I go over a major dip in the road the rear slams down (thank you stock shocks & springs with 140,000 miles on them). I'll probably be ordering my stuff for when I put my summer rims back on in the spring and get all the work done at once. *sigh* I can't wait.

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Every time I go over a major dip in the road the rear slams down (thank you stock shocks & springs with 140,000 miles on them).

:lol: Konis...NO RUBBING AT ALL. Period. Those things are stiff as 4x4s.

~Lee

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Dude, save the $1600 up. If you ever race at all ever (drag, autox, anything), you'll appreciate the full adjustability of the KWs. I set it to almost full soft for everyday driving and the ride is soooo smooth. Then, if I'm whipping it around a track, set it stiff with three turns of the allen key and you're good to go.

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