Who has the best lowering springs? Post pics please....

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I have a 01 cobra with 18" wheels and want to close the gap better and not rub or bottom out. I have BBK progressive rate springs and it lowered it a little but not enough. Who has the best looking and comfortable spring out? I love the ride comfort of the BBK's but the drop is not enough...
 

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I'm using Eibach Pro-Kit springs with 18" FR500 rims. It's only my opinion, but the drop is even and just right. The gain in performance (flatter cornering and braking with less nose-dive), with little or no ride degradation is impressive. I have not had any bottoming issues so far. I also found these easier to install than the Steeda Sports, my second choice for springs.
I'll try to post a pic later.

PS......the upgrade to Bilstein (or similar) struts/shocks is also highly recommended.
 
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I'm running the Steeda sport springs and they do the job for me. The car doesn't bottom out and it handles better then stock. I ride on 17inch 03 cobra wheels. They may not be the right choice for you, but here's a pic.;-)

Razor.

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Kenny brown's here and I love them a little more rake in the front than the steeda cars I have sat beside but thats the way I liked it!
 

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kennt Brown here too

i got a coupe and i am using the vert springs

love the way it sits and feels
 

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Kenny Brown club sport springs, '03 Cobra coupe struts (bilstiens), QA1 adjustable shocks, stock rims.
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I went with the HR Race Springs. A good drop, but not too much (apprx 1.5"). I have 18" Saleen wheels on mine with 275/35/18 all the way around ... No issues at all.

I did change out the shocks/struts at the same time. Went with Bilstein HDs.

Handles very well. Looks great .... No regrets.
 

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Damn whitesnake that drop is absolutly perfect.Shit now i need to scrounge up some money. Thanks for the pics:thumbsup:
 

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Originally posted by RioRed4v
anyone have pics w/ eibach sport-lines's or pro's?

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That's w/ Eibach prokit springs. I have to say I was pretty unimpressed with their performance, I'd suggest going w/ HR Race springs and a good damper like Bilstein.

If you have big bucks, coilovers are the only way to go :)
 

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I haven't done anything to the rear fenders, and i don't think i will have to. I have had the rear tire hit twice in about 2 months since i did the install. Both times were under extreme cornering, probably twice the posted speed in the corner. And both of those times were becuase of a large bump in the road. Also, i have 315 nitto DR's, a wide tire with alot of sidewall flex doesn't help either.
 

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