I have an 08'' sedan, i want to lower, but do not want to slam. Please help, which springs will keep the car closet to the stock height. I was looking for a minium drop.

 

The Tanabes I have for sale are about the least. Otherwise you can get some Impuls shipped from Japan but they're about double the money. The coupe guys swear by the Tanabes.

 

Thanks man, The Tanabe's kind of look like the front's are higher than the rear's on the drop?

 

They are...

Like sredish said, Impuls are the mildest drop but are easily the most expensive.

Tanabe seem to sag the rear.

Eibach seem to be the most uniform drop, but to some seem to be a bit high in the front.

H&R are the same as Eibach in the rear, but a little lower in the front. Creates more hazards, but makes the car have a bit more aggressive stance.

I've said this before...but do spring manufacturers every read these boards? One trip in here and some company could hear us and run away with the spring market for our cars. Drives me nuts.

 

I hear you man, I guess imight just go with the Eibach's they are most affordable, and i think are pretty reliable. i just wonder what the dealership will say when i bring the car into service, now that the car is lowered. Has anybody had any trouble when bringing there car to the dealership lowered?

 

I like the Impul drop and this will be my choice when I finally get around to it.
ddubb's G on Impuls

 

where are peeps picking up the Impuls nowadays....?

Edit: Just looking on Japanparts.com... the Tommykaira springs are 3/4" front and rear (20mm)... i bet that's the perfect set for us normal peeps. The Impuls are 3/4 front and 1/4" rear, (20mm F / 5mm R) it appears. But 5 bills before shipping... just a little too much for my blood at this point.

 

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