Best lowering springs
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Im wondering the same thing. Want the car a little lower but only slightly. Also dont want harsher ride.
Have 19" multispokes.
Im guessing its either H&R or Eibach. Any experiences?
Have 19" multispokes.
Im guessing its either H&R or Eibach. Any experiences?
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I remember back when the 63 was first released. Guys were running regular C300 drop springs on the 63. I gotta look, but I had a pic of a white C63 with HREs dropped on C300/350 lowering springs. So "Maybe" the Eibachs will work.
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Oh ok....I mean I ran 350Z Tein springs on my G35 coupe to get a lower drop and the ride was comfy so maybe they will work.
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That's comparing apples and oranges. If you compare the Eibachs for the 300/350, they don't lower as much as the H&Rs. So if Eibach did make a spring it probably wouldn't lower .75 inches. Also the 1.2 stated for the Eibach isn't for the sport model. Therefore the 300/350 aren't even lowered .75 inches inactuality. The 1.2 is based off of the luxury model.
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Either way. I think coilovers are the best bet. The springs wont match the OEM shocks, and will prematurely fail. Plus you can drop much more with the coil-overs. A little more money, but will pay off, if you plan to keep your car for awhile.
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Sport Springs are developed for OEM shocks.
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The problem is the coilovers cost 10times the springs.I am not going to track the car, i just want to lower it so it look better.