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Old 15-Jun-2003, 05:50 AM
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Originally posted by cikvic
yes..i love my car lowered, but now its costing me more than the $400 i spent to have coilz put on...my tires worn completly on the inside 'cause the alignment was off....since its dropped about 3 inch's...they cant align it properly...so i have to get a camber kit..which will cost about $1,000 installed...plus i just got my new tires today which cost $827 incl align (as best they could) ..so if you want your car lowered...be prepared to be spending money!!..for me this sucks cause i have a mortgage and other important stuff to spend my money on!..plus my wife isnt too happy either and neither am i....that's $800 i could've spent elsewhere!!!!!

Now hold on a min.. bro...
If you lower your car any more than 2 inchs i can see a problem with what your having...
But If your only going 2 inch you wont have a problem with getting a camber kit or anything like that...
2 inch drop and an alighment will do the job right...
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Old 23-Jun-2003, 11:43 PM
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anyone know how much altech charges to lower ur car?
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Old 26-Jun-2003, 04:52 AM
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i emailed altech and i believe they wanted 140
go to loudsubz hes cheap
and he dances and stuff for u

matt how much did we lower my car? lol
we dont even know
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Old 26-Jun-2003, 09:22 AM
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Originally posted by labatia
i emailed altech and i believe they wanted 140
go to loudsubz hes cheap
and he dances and stuff for u

matt how much did we lower my car? lol
we dont even know
haha george
umm i think yours is about 2" we lowered.
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Old 26-Jun-2003, 09:45 AM
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Matt eyeballed it to 2 inches LOL, hey, you didn't dance for me at the meet
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Old 26-Jun-2003, 09:46 AM
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Originally posted by bbarbulo
Matt eyeballed it to 2 inches LOL, hey, you didn't dance for me at the meet
haha you never asked me to B. :P

as for the car, yeh all we could do is eyeball since we forgot to measure before we lowered lol
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Old 27-Jun-2003, 02:50 AM
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lol yah i know
can we take off the coilovers and put back the original springs
i think im selling the car
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Old 27-Jun-2003, 11:54 AM
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Ummm, I hate to say it, but you have no right to complain. Why the heck would you lower your car 3" without a camber kit and expect your tires to wear properly?

Originally posted by cikvic
yes..i love my car lowered, but now its costing me more than the $400 i spent to have coilz put on...my tires worn completly on the inside 'cause the alignment was off....since its dropped about 3 inch's...they cant align it properly...so i have to get a camber kit..which will cost about $1,000 installed...plus i just got my new tires today which cost $827 incl align (as best they could) ..so if you want your car lowered...be prepared to be spending money!!..for me this sucks cause i have a mortgage and other important stuff to spend my money on!..plus my wife isnt too happy either and neither am i....that's $800 i could've spent elsewhere!!!!!
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Old 27-Jun-2003, 12:13 PM
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theres no reason to lower a car beyond 2"
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Old 27-Jun-2003, 12:47 PM
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I just raised mine up to *ALMOST* stock height. It grips the road and won't let go. I was accelerating past 150 on an onramp, not a squeal from the tires or ANYTHING, it was as smooth as it would be at 80 in a stock car.
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Old 28-Jun-2003, 02:31 PM
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hey subz, how can you do the job without a spring compressor?
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Old 29-Jun-2003, 01:53 PM
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You can do the job without a spring compressor, you just do other things.
He did the springs on my friend's Mazda Precida last weekend and did a wicked job, my friend is more then happy with Matt's work.

Neuspeed springs are very good, high spring rates and not to pricey. I had them on my old hatch and loved em.
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Old 29-Jun-2003, 07:43 PM
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all u gotta do is push the springs down with ur force
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Old 29-Jun-2003, 07:59 PM
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I have ground control coilovers with tokico illumina fully adjustable shocks, on top of that i got camber kits for all 4 corners in total with the allignment i paid 1700. For installation i have this really rich friend who i've known since i was 3. He lives in caledon on like 7 acres of land and his dad has his own shop in their garage in their backyard. Lift tools and everything else u can dream of its quite a site any way i paid $0 for my installation seeing as were good friends. Boy was i lucky!!!!
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Old 02-Jul-2003, 06:12 PM
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Originally posted by bbarbulo
I just raised mine up to *ALMOST* stock height. It grips the road and won't let go. I was accelerating past 150 on an onramp, not a squeal from the tires or ANYTHING, it was as smooth as it would be at 80 in a stock car.
Past 150 on an onramp? **** B you are crazy... I would **** my pants after I pass 80.

****** pants*
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