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Versus drifter kit and Eibach
Need to know if this kit or simular will accept lower then the prokit from Eibach. Anyone know? 98 Sunfire GT... Prokit with Koni yellows.
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Personally, I wouldnt lower my car AND put a body kit on. I think you'd be getting pretty close to the ground. My car is lowered around 2" and I occasionally drag going into/out of some parking lots, but the roads up here are pretty bumpy and uneven. If you do decide to do both, be sure to get a urethane body kit; fiberglass kits will break/shatter pretty easily.
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Re: Versus drifter kit and Eibach
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Yeah, I think it would be possible, but the advantage to having bags is you can raise your car to avoid the bumps etc. I would see how much clearance you have now, and how much you'd have after the kit. Then should go around town and have someone drive over all the normal bumps you would and you stand outside and see if that extra couple inches will make any difference.
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Re: Versus drifter kit and Eibach
Versus does not make a urethane drift kit anymore, you have to find somone to buy one off of which is a treasure right now. If you want to lower your car go with the prokit from Eibach, but i wouldn't go any lower. THis is my plan. Glass drift kit, and i already have the prokit on.
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