best way to lower my car

[Joebeau]

I want to lower my car and I'am going to run 16" wheels what do you guys recomend? P.S. does any one else live in the washington area? I haven't seen another si yet.

[Jpax]

LOL HAHAHAHHAHAH

what do you want coil overs or springs? I would do a 2" drop. and a camber kit.

then drain your blinker fluid and light a fire.........................:p

[Dude]

I would get eibach pro-kit springs and koni yellow shocks.

[Joebeau]

With springs the cost is better but can't you adjust ride heigt with coilovers which are big $$$$$$

[Jpax]

springs are a good way to go but i would recamond changeing the factory shocks.

I'm waiting for my S-tecks and Flex to come (they will come when i m ot broke anymore)

[Joebeau]

Originally posted by PaXiE
springs are a good way to go but i would recamond changeing the factory shocks.

I'm waiting for my S-tecks and Flex to come (they will come when i m ot broke anymore)

How much do those run?

[DynaSpeed]

Joe, it really just depends on how much you wanna spend...

There is quite a wide spectrum of choices in "lowering" your vehicle. I'll try and give a short breakdown of things you may be interested in and what would be possible:

1) Springs: $150-$300 (Eibach Pro-Kit or Sportline, Neuspeed, etc.)
2) Springs w/ Shocks: Springs as mentioned above + $350-$600 (Koni, Tokico, KYB)
3) Coilover sleeves: $300-$450 (Skunk2, Ground Control, .etc)
4) Coilover sleeves w/ Shocks: Line 2 + Line 3
5) Full Coilovers: $1000 - $2000 (Tein, Zeal, JIC, .etc)

[ApexinSi]

just get yourself a fat girlfriend, thats the easiest way to lower your car

[ottawa_ep]

nothin like an air ride... how about some cylinders...