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  1. Ya I am aware of the circumstances, I think the rates are close enough that it won't make much difference. I don't autocross or anything. I did the same thing to my WRX and never had an issue. The ride is fine right now, not much different, but you can tell. I will probably end up with Bilsteins eventually since it seems these, or any springs wear out the stock struts faster, guess I will get Bilsteins and JDM tophats eventually.

     

    Yup yup...cool. Got any pictures of when your WRX was done up like this...I may try this someday...haha..we'll see....don't see this to often on an Import...it's growing on me...

     

    Brian-

  2. While I love the look of the old Muscle Cars - the decision to make the front lower on them had a purpose. On our cars, I'm not thinking this is a great idea. It's a risk factor as I see it. Not sure for one that the spring rates in the front will be matched in the rear for optimal handling, and I'm sure the front will settle a bit more and it will be more severe...then again I could be wrong...just be careful when messing with suspension and only doing half an install.

     

    Brian-

  3. Look at your car and then imagine it 1" lower! Done! ;)

     

    But seriously... it really filled in the wheel wells. The OEM wheels looked too tiny to me at stock ride height... but after I lowered the car... they look just right!

     

    LOL - Ahhhh...sweet image...haha...I've seen one LGT lowered on COBB's springs, looked great...and a picture won't ever really do it real justice anyway...

     

    I lowered my Corolla when I had it on Tein H-Techs...that was almost a 2 inch drop, haha...it's crazy the difference a few inches will make in the way the wheel well gap looks...

     

    Now to determine whether I go with H-Techs again, or COBB...hhhmmmm...haha...

     

    Brian-

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