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Im 17, and I carry passengers in the back of my coupe often. I also have an audio system of 3 10's and an amp.
I looked through the entire Suspension Drop thread but a lot of the pictures dont work anymore
So basically, with no one in the back, all Im looking for is an front/back even drop or with the front a lil lower
The impression im getting is that the H&Rs drop around 1.7 vs. the advertised 1.3. Any help appreciated!
Current Rear Fender Gap:




Nothing more than 1.75"!!!

 
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Why not get full coils so you can adjust the height?

 
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yeah i was trying to search up the h&r too.
i was suppose to get those but i'm going ground controls now.
just waiting on a quote..

 
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All the springs will work the same and give a good ride height. I don't know what you're specifically asking.

 
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i was asking which are gunna be semi sag-free. aka wont rub with ppls in the back. i cant afford coils yet, although i wish i could.

 
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Best thing would be to check the compression rates of the springs if there is such a thing. Basically find out the stiffness. I put a few hundred pounds of gear in the back of my car and drove across the country, I was about half a millimeter from rubbing the entire way, constantly had to get out at every gas station and check it.

 
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well the H&R's are progressive spring rate. so i cant check. and theyre at the top of my list. maybe ill just eat the cost and go eibach.

 
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I have Eibach Sportlines, look at my sig. If your going to drop on stock struts expect them to blow soon and then you'll be bouncing