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Arospeed RS-GT 19" inches PICS

2.4K views 26 replies 23 participants last post by  niubob21  
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Just got them used from a friend, I don't need to lower the car from the back but I DO need to lower the car from the front. I have 235/35/19 Kumho Tires on them. they look mean what do you guys think?

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stealthtib27 said:
i dont know of too many companies that sell 2 lowering springs...
I will buy the complete set of springs but i will use only the ones on the front. the car have like 3/4" on the back of gap, but in the front I have like 1-3/4" of gap, with the 17" you can't notice the difference but with the 19's you see the difference, maybe is my eye or my rear shocks are bad , don't know :3_puh2:
 
#10 ·
Actually, I lowered my Integra at college, and due to seized rear strut bolts, I was only able to lower the front. The car handled much better, and looked crazy aggressive, but it wasn't until I got home and had access to air tools and got those rear struts out that i was able to feel the true difference between a complete lowering and that half assed job I sported for a month..
 
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#12 ·
If you're gonna go with coilovers go with Ground Control.

Those rims do look nice
 
#21 ·
did i just see 2 people interested in dropzone? and 1 person recommending ground control? for the love of your tib, please don't...go with true lowering springs or coilovers, not those crap sleeve kind. solo, can i help? jkjk
 
#22 ·
Eibach prokits lower the front more than the back. i'm pretty sure the Tien, Esprili, and progress springs do as well.

dont forget how important suspension is. it is not a place to cheap out. for example, you buy a cheap exhausts, and 3 months later it rusts out...now you have a loud car. lets say now you buy some cheap suspension stuff. and you lose control of the car and wrap it around a tree...now you have a seriosuly damage, and life threatening situation. do it right or keep it stock.

personally i'd go with the prokits because its the smallest drop you can get, for the cheapest price and its eibach...you know its not poorly designed. if you decide to go with the fully adustable coilovers, you can tune the hieght (and other things) however you desire.

my next car, (WRX I hope) I'm going to put adjustable coilovers in instead of the sport damper/spring setup. because i want the ability to raise the car up durring winter.
 
#26 ·
Xyloft said:
Eibach prokits lower the front more than the back. i'm pretty sure the Tien, Esprili, and progress springs do as well.
Actually Eibach lists the Prokits to drop 1.1" FRONT and REAR.

Xyloft said:
personally i'd go with the prokits because its the smallest drop you can get, for the cheapest price
Uh i'd have to disagree and say that Eibach's springs are one of the more expensive springs to buy usually ranging $210+.

I recommend Espiler springs in this case as it has a 1.3" drop for the FRONT and a 1.1" drop for the REAR. Seems perfect for CRDperformance's problem. AND r100s has them for sale for $150.00 shipped anywhere in the 48 US states. Qualtiy is top notch too. And don't install JUST the front springs. It will throw off the handling balance of the car and could be unsafe to drive (worst case scenario).