what springs would you guys recommend for this kind of tire for a decenet drop but still able to be all all season car lol

 

2" drop for an all-season car, that sees snow.

 

Can you turn me to any springs that would do that

 

eibach sportline

 

sportlines are a 2" drop? i thought they were less.

 

i thought sportlines were 2.25 in front and 2.5 in back........which i ended up doing w/ my eibach ajustables

 

nvm .......did my research and they are 1.4 in front and rear <-eibach sportline kit (springs)

 

so sport lines? even with stock wheels ?

 

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You can run any wheel you want with a drop. It is your tire size that will matter on a dropped car (less fender room for more tire). You will just need enough camber for everything to clear with a drop as opposed to stock ride height (like me)

 

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The stock wheels could handle a 3" drop, because their offset isn't one to worry about. +45's can be slammed on.

 

yea i have a camber kit and all and i got somthing at a local alignment place where i pay once and get free alignments from then on

i just want somthing softer riding then friggen coil overs

ughhh

i will go insane with one more bounce

 

H&R's are pretty soft, i HATE mine... but u said u wanted a soft ride.

They only lower 1.3" F/R tho.

 

why do u hate urs?

 

if you want a softer ride
tein s techs are cheap
1.3 and 1.4 drop
they are just a little more aggressive than type R suspension

 

they dont have enough drop, and the soft ride makes it have HUGE body roll, just like stock. I got lowering springs to decrease body roll.

 

dampers or coilovers

 

goldlines