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Takumi · 11-26-2001, 01:13 PM

Well, with lowering around 2", you're gonna have to accept the fact that you're going to scrape and bump more often than a car with a higher stance. =/

I have a Eibach Sportline and Tokico HP setup in my car and argh....it sucks. When I would drive the car normally, it's fine, but when I wanna tackle corners and stuff, the handling is less to be desired. For daily driving, it's not bad, but for hardcore sports driving, it's sorta ass. Just check out different spring rates on the net. Also keep in mind that RSR also makes springs for the S14. If you had around $900-$1000 to blow, you can go with a Ground Control + Koni sport shocks setup. Ground Controls are made by Eibach and they're stiffer than the Pro-Kit, plus they're adjustable. There's a Group Buy on them at groupbuycenter.com for $375 plus shipping. Not bad compared to the $399 retail price.

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11-26-2001, 01:13 PM	#16
Takumi Zilvia Addict Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Bay Area, CA Age: 44 Posts: 836 Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews	Well, with lowering around 2", you're gonna have to accept the fact that you're going to scrape and bump more often than a car with a higher stance. =/ I have a Eibach Sportline and Tokico HP setup in my car and argh....it sucks. When I would drive the car normally, it's fine, but when I wanna tackle corners and stuff, the handling is less to be desired. For daily driving, it's not bad, but for hardcore sports driving, it's sorta ass. Just check out different spring rates on the net. Also keep in mind that RSR also makes springs for the S14. If you had around $900-$1000 to blow, you can go with a Ground Control + Koni sport shocks setup. Ground Controls are made by Eibach and they're stiffer than the Pro-Kit, plus they're adjustable. There's a Group Buy on them at groupbuycenter.com for $375 plus shipping. Not bad compared to the $399 retail price.