Cost Effective Way to Lower the S2000
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swift springs or eibach pro-kit (springs) on stock shocks. They're both progressive springs, and from my experience with the eibach's it feels pretty good even on stock shocks (I tested it on the track)
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From: Tampa
Originally Posted by bayerische,Jun 14 2007, 02:47 AM
Your sig is absolutely brilliant.
On Topic: Eibach Springs would be the most cost effective.
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From: Covington WA, USA
Originally Posted by TraviS2000,Jun 13 2007, 07:41 PM
Yeah, that's why I said most cost affective way with out hurting the handling 
But yeah, there are better ways to do it. None that are quite as free, though....
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From: The Steel City
Originally Posted by mkim12180,Jun 13 2007, 09:39 PM
Tein S-Tech's all the way w/ stock shocks.
Not as low a drop as you described (about 1") but ride and handling are like stock and on 18's you will look sick. Here's mine on stock 17's pc'd. BTW - tein S.Techs are about $150 shipped and an alignment will be about $60to $80. And make sure you do align it.
