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Old 08-31-2006, 05:27 PM
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Del sol question

i have a 94 del sol i was wondering if my car would sit to low with a body kit on stock springs
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Re: Del sol question

As long as your not playing rally-sol, you should be fine. Just mind the speedbumps and steep driveways. Hit them at an angle to keep from scraping the front.
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Re: Del sol question

Stock height and a body kit should be fine. I personally think it'll look funny with a body kit and stock ride height, with the wheel gap and all. I'd lower it also. As was said, remember to go slow over speed bumps and angle into driveways if needed. At any rate, people though on body kits and then drop there car 1.5-2", so you should be fine with a body kit and stock springs. Also, some body kits drop down farther than others, so keep that in mind. If you lower the car later and are worried about hitting, choose springs/coilovers that have stiffer rates. Remember, not all springs have the same spring rates, even among performance springs. But yeah, a body kit on stock spring should be fine.
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