Aiiight, time for pics of the drop.
#1
Aiiight, time for pics of the drop.
So, sorry for the long wait between my lowering and this thread, but I literally had a few hours between aligning her and driving the five hours to Ft. Worth.
And it's for that reason that I had to take the pictures in, no kidding, the parking lot of our great First Baptist Church haha.
So here's some befores from July that are gross cause I suck at photography, and some from Friday. I was kind of disappointed that the Eibachs didn't drop the car that much at all...
But oh well, the steering is MILES from where it was!
And it's for that reason that I had to take the pictures in, no kidding, the parking lot of our great First Baptist Church haha.
So here's some befores from July that are gross cause I suck at photography, and some from Friday. I was kind of disappointed that the Eibachs didn't drop the car that much at all...
But oh well, the steering is MILES from where it was!
#15
Ya, and it was a little under inch and a half all the way around.
#16
Naa, they looked right and I put them on correctly. Springs from AM, Isos from summitt.
#21
Thanks man. I see what they're sayin though. The springs I think should have been lower than they are..
#23
True, but it'd be safer than just cutting the coil wouldn't it? I've been told that cutting the coil decreases it's lifespan (this is obviously something I've never done). Hence the reason I always resort to the ISOs
#24
Are you saying not having isos makes the ride rougher? If so thats not the case, they are just to help prevent (isolate) noise from the metal on metal contact.
#26
Don't know about decreasing lifespan, but it leads to an unknown spring rate. If not cut perfectly can also be unbalanced.
#27
it blows my mind that you're the only other person that figured this out.
#29
Lmao. I doubt he's the only one. If you read his original post it says in it before and after pics. We're just surprised he's still riding that high.
#30
were slow? no your ******* slow... pro kits drop 1.5 with isos, thats not even 1"