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Originally Posted by LeanBurn
Lowering the vehicle using Eibach pro-kit would be easy to do, I did it on my own with basic tools and a spring compressor. Although it would allow your car to me much more responsive in the handling department so that would be a choice if you wanted to have more fun in the twisties or not. Ride quality would still be great and you can expect 1.5 -2" lowering.
It would allow you to not have to use such a large front air dam, shrink some wheel well gap and look much cooler.
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Although I agree with this on all points, because I want to do the same with my car... You only forgot one thing, scraping the underside of your car on every speedbump and pothole. It is a compromise, looks nice, eliminates wheel gap, less need for belly pan, shorter air dam, but you have to be much more careful when driving around town. The eibachs would probably cost a bit more than the other modifications as well but would take less time to install than putting all of the other mods on.