Finally Lowered...Settled...Updated...*PICS*
Finally Lowered...Settled...Updated...*PICS*
H&R Springs and Tokico Illuminas...just got alignment done and it seems to have settled pretty well since I took pics last...it's still not nice out but at least I got some day pics...tell me what you think
just curious on your thoughts of why you chose the H&R springs over other choices.
i think it it looks very similar to the H&R pic on housecor's site which means it's most likely where it's gonna be in terms of settling. looks good but i think i like a little less rear squat.
i think it it looks very similar to the H&R pic on housecor's site which means it's most likely where it's gonna be in terms of settling. looks good but i think i like a little less rear squat.
Originally Posted by PTNR
just curious on your thoughts of why you chose the H&R springs over other choices.
i think it it looks very similar to the H&R pic on housecor's site which means it's most likely where it's gonna be in terms of settling. looks good but i think i like a little less rear squat.
i think it it looks very similar to the H&R pic on housecor's site which means it's most likely where it's gonna be in terms of settling. looks good but i think i like a little less rear squat.
Love the color. For those who think it doesn't look lowered you're rite it's a minor difference. 95% of people on the road won't know. Sedans especially Nissans need to be dumped to "look" low. I used to have a slammed altima, 2.5" around and people still didn't think it was lowered. Lower an integra 2.5" and it's undrievable. I still think it looks great. How is the ride so far?
Edit: just saw your post above
Edit: just saw your post above
Originally Posted by nadeemp8
i dunno if it's me or what but it doesn't look like it's dropped at all....
Originally Posted by Cutlr7
it's a level drop, the lines of the fenders make it look uneven...
Originally Posted by PTNR
actually it's not. if you check out housecor's site you'll see the measurements of the front and rear compared to stock. it ends up slightly lower in the rear.
Originally Posted by PTNR
actually it's not. if you check out housecor's site you'll see the measurements of the front and rear compared to stock. it ends up slightly lower in the rear.
Originally Posted by Kruppa
it's meant to be like that for a reason...front lower is not as good for handling...h&r made springs specifically for each car to maximize performance...you can drop your car 3 inches if you want and everybody will notice but it will perform horribly
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