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    Quote Originally Posted by twitticus View Post
    I know there are many threads on here that let you know what you need to lower your grand prix the right way, but I was wondering if anyone knows of any full lowering kits that you can buy to have it all come in one package and ready to put on car? Thanks!
    There's no real "KIT" so to speak. Usually people just slap some Lowering springs in their car, and call it a day.

    Now if you wanna go lower than that, you can buy or build your own coilovers. Or Build/Buy airbags, and get a decent management system for the bags.


    I for one, say the best thing for these car's is a set of DIY coils. There's a few good threads on here for those, and i'll be adding my own shortly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Speedy1973 View Post
    There's no real "KIT" so to speak. Usually people just slap some Lowering springs in their car, and call it a day.

    Now if you wanna go lower than that, you can buy or build your own coilovers. Or Build/Buy airbags, and get a decent management system for the bags.


    I for one, say the best thing for these car's is a set of DIY coils. There's a few good threads on here for those, and i'll be adding my own shortly.

    I plan on buying lowering springs but I thought that would be really hard on my stock suspension to just change the springs and nothing else. I'll make sure to keep an eye on your page for when you come out with a guide. I would like to have the car as low as possible without coilovers but still do it right, I would just hate to put over 1k in my first lowered vehicle until I know its really something for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by twitticus View Post
    I plan on buying lowering springs but I thought that would be really hard on my stock suspension to just change the springs and nothing else. I'll make sure to keep an eye on your page for when you come out with a guide. I would like to have the car as low as possible without coilovers but still do it right, I would just hate to put over 1k in my first lowered vehicle until I know its really something for me.

    Well, If you have your heart dead set of just going with lowering springs. I could get new all new struts/topmounts, the whole deal..... But if you do that, you may as well just buy parts to build coilovers Would be a couple hundred in price difference between a lowering spring setup, and coilovers. But think then, for that couple hundred more. you can set the car to whatever height you are happy with.. Wether it be slammed, or just lowered a bit .... IMHO. Running lowering springs is just a waste, cause 99.9% of people running them, arn't happy with the end result, and go coils anyways...
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