just like the title says, i want to know why do the eibach, espelir, rsr, etc. springs seem to make the back end look lower, is there a spring out there that drops our cars even all around, something in the 1.25 inch range?

 

im running kg/mm race springs and am also using koni yellow shocks. i set the fronts to be on the lower perch to make the drop even (actually its not 100% even, the front is a tad bit lower than the rear). it looks really good and doesn't have that "boat" look. anyways, the kg/mm race springs would make the rear lower too if I just ran it with stock shocks.

so your options are to either get koni yellow shocks (adjustable height perches) OR go with a full coil-over system. you can also run groundcontrols on stock shocks if you want to precisely adjust the height.

 

my fronts are lower than the rears with the tein s-tech

 

any other springs besides the tein's, do you have a pic of your car on teins, anyone know how the H&R springs are

 

I have seen some springs that say that the drop in back is lower than than the front, why is that? I would think you would want the front to be lower?
I thought the Espelir springs were supposed to be 1.3" all around?

 

H&Rs with stock shocks.







After about a year and a half.