Lafool

Just wondering what my car would look like with lowering springs...these 19's seem to make my car sit up high. I don't want to roll my fenders though and we get some winter months up here in Ohio...

Alexbenz

hi man, okay if i were you then you can lower it with the eibach pro-kit, it will give it a drop but nothing low, or to the point that you may need to roll the fenders

MBZ12

...or you could go with Eibach Lowering Springs as I did. Nothing drastic, 1 1/4" drop all the way around, and no need to roll fenders or do an alignment on the wheels.

Whitey

Also depends on width and offset of wheels If the wheels stick out too much, you'll stikll need to roll your fenders Eibach or not. My $0.02

jimmydagreek

You don't have to go really low. I can't believe you're sitting on stock springs with 19's. IMHO that's too high for me and I would lower it as I have on mine. If you want a minimal drop yet want to leave your suspension as is just change the spring pad to #1's all around. Depending on what size is on there now that should give you a drop of about 1/2-3/4" if you drop down a few sizes...

Lafool

I'm not sure but maybe if you guys will take a look and see what i'm saying.

Lafool

maybe this shot is better...can someone photoshop??[IMG]

Whitey

The offset on those fronts stick out a fair bit, may need rolled fenders if lowered...but not sure cuz lowering will change the camber setting so they get out of the way of the fender.

Lafool

Yeah I've been looking at it and I have approximately an 8th of an inch when turning. I don't want to look like i'm driving a stage coach....

jimmydagreek

Well, depending on the offset of your wheels you could always change out the spacers for a quick tuck on those fronts. You really need to come down some on your ride as IMO, there is too much of a fender gap to the tire. Again, that's just my opinion though and I know you'll love the look once it's lowered. I also have the Carlsson 1/6 Evos on mine but I have the silver painted ones and staggered.