coilovers, what to do about the rear?

[po-po 5.0]

I currently have front coilovers and cut termi springs in the back. My car is too low for where I live. I'm dragging everywhere.

What options do I have as far as buying JUST rear springs? Do any aftermarket companies sell their springs as pairs or am I stuck going to the dealer?

 

[olgreydog7]

I have stock ones that I could part with. Or you could get rear coil overs. You could also try getting some poly isolators for the rear, it will bring it up slightly. Personally, I would get coilovers or just search the market section for a good deal on some Steedas, H&Rs, or Eibachs or something.

 

[po-po 5.0]

I have stock ones that I could part with. Or you could get rear coil overs. You could also try getting some poly isolators for the rear, it will bring it up slightly. Personally, I would get coilovers or just search the market section for a good deal on some Steedas, H&Rs, or Eibachs or something.

I have an IRS. I can't seem to find where anyone makes coilovers for the IRS.

I asked before about the isos. People seem to think I MIGHT get .25" extra height in the rear. I'm not sure thats enough.

 

[CobraRed01]

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[SVT03Chris]

I have an IRS. I can't seem to find where anyone makes coilovers for the IRS.

I asked before about the isos. People seem to think I MIGHT get .25" extra height in the rear. I'm not sure thats enough.

MM makes coilovers for the IRS.

 

[po-po 5.0]

After visiting MM for the 1000th time I finallly found the IRS coilovers :cuss:


thanks guys.