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Old 11-24-2008, 08:25 PM   #1
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lowering grand prix

so in the spring, i'm looking at lowering my car, i have a 97 gtp. i figured i would get the springs, a set of anti pogo washers, and new struts. i hope this way, i can still maintain a half-way decent ride. i was hopin you guys could help me with other things i would need to get, or other things that would help with better ride quality, while still improving handling capabilities. i was also wondering what a good strut is, best value/performance. i want a good strut, but i don't plan on doing autocross or anything, maybe some drag racing at a local track, but other then that, just daily driving.
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