always a good idea right??..well somethin told me not to get them unless i had a new set of wheels...well would it hurt anything if i just got the lowering springs and rode around on em until i got my new set of wheels??...and mind u they have 2 sets... one is for about 1 - 1 1/2 inch and the other is just plus a inch..so its about 2.25 inches....the 1 inch is alot higher...its about 3 somethin..but the 2 inch is like 2 something

 

1.) Whoever told you that is an idiot

2.) 2 sets of what? You can lower your car anywhere from 1mm to 4 inches with the right parts.

For the record, I'm riding around on stock steelies and 2.75" drop.

 

hmm i figured...well...take that back they arent 3 somethin they are 2 somethin and the 2 inch lower is 1 somethin...here jus look
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good deal or crappy??

 

Junk. I suggest you google "Suspension FAQ 2.0" and read it... multiple times.

A good (and properly done) drop will be in the $600 - $1400 range. Mine was $1200 in the end.

 

Zeal?

 

200 dollars still in my wallet..lol..preciate it

 

I knew Zeal would get mentioned at least once...

 

Yeah we hadn't had a spring question in a while so I had to.

 

600-1400?

so what about eibach? are they decent? a well reviewed kit from them comes at $214 on autoanything.com

 

Pro-Kit? They are okay, not much of a drop. The benefit is that they're a quality spring that can be used with stock shocks.

I actually have a full set with 6k miles on them if you want them. They fit 94-97 4cyl