It is safe to say that anything that isn't any lower than 2" is safe enough for the speedbumps. I have H&R Race springs (lowers about 2" all around, no problems). If you lower it at all, it means that the stock shocks will go out quicker than if you left the stock springs on. So you could go with something like the
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Here is the link to options auto saloon (great site to look around)...
http://www.optauto.com/webstore/prod...t=237&last=237
When you find something you like give showstoppers a call, they have great prices and are very knowledgeable.
Also if you go for more than a 1.5" drop than get yourself a SPC Camber kit to correct your wheel balance.
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