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Old Oct 23, 2006
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Cool Lowering an '02 Sedan

recently purchased '02 RadRuby LX sedan 4-auto (boo-prefer manual, but couldn't pass on 17,300 mile '02.)

looking to lower it next summer - need advice.

1) can i swap out spring/struts only from factory HFP, or would I need to do full HFP pkg? cost?? (parts/install)

2) is there an aftermarket spring/strut kit at lower cost (not lower quality).

3) what about alignment after lowering - any issues?
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how far of a drop are u looking for?
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standard HFP - what is it, about 1" ??
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1) you need to buy the whole package
2 & 3) please read the FAQ. You can get shocks and springs or a full coilover set for a 1" drop. Yes you need a camber kit.
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i have aftermarket springs on stock struts and all it does is pop a little when i turn the wheel alot to one side sometimes. mines a 2 inch drop and i dont have a camber kit. ive read around and people say anything below 2 inches needs a camber kit. but i didnt get one and my tires wear fine.
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