coil over or loweringspring and help

[97sc2dohc]

i have a 97 sc2 and i want to lower it im not to sure how much but i want it to look nice and not a large gap from my tires and body the suspension is stock now but im looking at

http://www.nopionline.com/nopistore/dsp ... ATURN%20SC

or


http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1991-200 ... dZViewItem

for struts

so im wondering what is best coilovers or lowering springs

http://www.nopionline.com/nopistore/dsp ... ATURN%20SC

http://www.andysautosport.com/saturn/19 ... /arospeed/



an will i need a Camber Kits

[Bix VT]

if you're not going to all-out handling performance, I'd go with sprint springs. they've been proven to very reliable, and the drop looks great on our cars.

2 inch drop: http://www.cardomain.com/item/SPR8500?vq_id=none

2.5 inch drop: http://www.cardomain.com/item/SPRX8500?vq_id=none

I've ridden in cars with stock struts and the sprint 2.0 and 2.5s, and there isn't a huge difference in ride quality between stock. I'd imagine it would be even better if you got a higher quality strut.

[SupraCharged007]

everyone will agree, those types of coilovers suck. The ride is horrible and the performance prolly isn't much better. But if all you care about is the looks, then maybe those are right for you. There is a set of true coilvers being made. But they are much more pricey than the sleeve style garbage. Check the first post in this section for more information

[Jamie Q.]

By the coil overs they're pretty and they make the car pretty and uber functional.

[detroitbass]

Just cut your stock springs.

[Darthn3ss]

cut the back ones lower though.

[BC. Livewire]

Just cut your stock springs.

reading that is like hearing finger nales on a chock board

[detroitbass]

Just cut your stock springs.

reading that is like hearing finger nales on a chock board

ask ken about it. i think he was writing a how to.

[Plastic Fury]

Just cut your stock springs.

reading that is like hearing finger nales on a chock board

Haha, no kidding and as bad as watching somebody heat a spring with a torch, while on the car until the desired, lower height is reached.

[97sc2dohc]

i would never ever cut spring if you mess up a litttle say hello to ricer bounce