I'm just trying to get an idea of how a 1" drop will look compared to stock, thanks.

 

This'll probably get moved to appearance.

 

here

 

These are H&R OE Sport springs. They advertise a .75 inch drop, but I am pretty sure the drop is a little more than that. After parking next to a stock EF, I estimated the drop to be about 1 inch. The tires are 205/50/15.

 

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looks great and you can drive it too

 

im diggin the work emotions

1 inch drop is about right for an ef... any lower and the mudflaps like to catch things

 

Any lower is useless hard parking. 1 inch is perfect.

 

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Please explain the meaning of "hardparking"?

 

A car someone is all (look at my **** Y0!) over, that never drives it cause it bounces all over the place or scrapes on every dip....haha....

Thinks they are all "hard" in a parking lot, but wont race or drive it basicaly

 

lmao @ hardparking... that is soo true.

 

About the H&R OE Sport springs, what are the spring rates????

 

haha, function over jdmness ftw! haha

 

1 inch aint low enough, you need to be tuckin tire.

 

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hahahaaa soo true