Lowering Kit
#2
RE: Lowering Kit
Progressive makes lowering springs for the 04 lancer es, H&R makes lowering springs as well Tein makes springs as well as full coilovers if u want to go that route im not sure of how low the drop is for each brand of spring but i will find out and then post
#3
RE: Lowering Kit
I found three kits that i'm not sure about the quality but here are the dimensions
Eibach: 1.2" front and rear
Intrax: 1.7" front, 1.5" rear
B+G Suspension: 1.5" front and rear
Remember just cuz it has a lower drop doesn't mean they're better, Just from what iv'e heard eibach are the best you can get
Eibach: 1.2" front and rear
Intrax: 1.7" front, 1.5" rear
B+G Suspension: 1.5" front and rear
Remember just cuz it has a lower drop doesn't mean they're better, Just from what iv'e heard eibach are the best you can get
#5
RE: Lowering Kit
ORIGINAL: eclipsed4u
i would look into JIC A1 magics or Tein SS if you have the money to spend.
i would look into JIC A1 magics or Tein SS if you have the money to spend.
to me its not really worth it unless you really need to be adjustable for a reason. I'd say just spend around $250 for the eibach springs which give your car a noticable drop and you will have a much more comfortable ride.
#6
RE: Lowering Kit
ORIGINAL: TheEngineer
Only if he plans on spending $900-$1000 on coilovers
to me its not really worth it unless you really need to be adjustable for a reason. I'd say just spend around $250 for the eibach springs which give your car a noticable drop and you will have a much more comfortable ride.
ORIGINAL: eclipsed4u
i would look into JIC A1 magics or Tein SS if you have the money to spend.
i would look into JIC A1 magics or Tein SS if you have the money to spend.
to me its not really worth it unless you really need to be adjustable for a reason. I'd say just spend around $250 for the eibach springs which give your car a noticable drop and you will have a much more comfortable ride.
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