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  • Chabs
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    Originally posted by Jean
    H&R Race / IE Stage 3 are about $350 or so. What shocks are on your car?
    I think I'm on Bilstein shocks.... I'm too lazy to check now, and I'm studying for my economics exam.......... so I'll check tomorrow haha

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  • Holland
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    Ok, this just got interesting. I want to know how race springs sit on the m10. I speculate that gc camber plates and rear spring pads should get the ride height not sitting at reverse rake on the m10 car. I have yet to try this though.

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  • Jean
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    H&R Race / IE Stage 3 are about $350 or so. What shocks are on your car?

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  • 619E30
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    Originally posted by Chabs
    I have H&R springs right now that were on the car when I bought it but its not low enough. (click the link in my signature to see pics) I am going for a sick stance here, I'm guessing a need a 2 inch drop. What type of springs should I get? Adjustable ones are a bonus

    Anyone recommend these?
    http://www.ground-control-store.com/...hp/II=121/CA=8
    Ground Control. Don't know much about them, but I know you can lower your car 2 inches with these and their adjustable.

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  • Chabs
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    Originally posted by Stoner Sam23
    Im on h&r race and they are very low. down right slammed. keep in mind all drop ratings are based on the heavier m20. If you have a 318 results will vary. I have heard good things about ground control.
    and I have a little light M10 :D... with a big fuckin' turbo though.

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  • Chabs
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    Originally posted by richardkeith97
    you wont be able to go to much lower then this without coilovers
    That is actually about the ride height I'm looking for. I want a good stance and no fender gap but I don't want to be scraping on the ground.

    How much will H&R race springs run me? The GC coilover kit is $400, about the top of my budget.


    And roysneon, where are you from?

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  • Jean
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    There is no such thing as "best springs". Hopefully you are not going to install springs such as H&R Race or IE Stage 3 and don't do anything with your shocks. When you go low you need to run stiff springs or you'll be riding on your bumpstops and have a really shitty ride.... bounce all over the place.

    The coilover kit you posted is very popular, you can call GC and get it with different rates / springs etc.

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  • richardkeith97
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    more pics http://r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=165421

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  • richardkeith97
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    you wont be able to go to much lower then this without coilovers

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  • Roysneon
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    Hey man, when/if you want to sell your H&R's, let me know. I want them.

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  • Wh33lhop
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    H&R race and IE3s are almost identical, they have the same springs rates except IE3s have less of a drop up front which tends to make early models look less raked.

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  • rabbitude
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    Originally posted by Tbolt
    im on h&r race, but im a little to low...thinking about going with IE stage 3
    As far as I know they are exactly the same springs just a different manufacturer

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  • Stoner Sam23
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    Im on h&r race and they are very low. down right slammed. keep in mind all drop ratings are based on the heavier m20. If you have a 318 results will vary. I have heard good things about ground control.

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  • Chabs
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    hmm alright thanks. can you post up some pics of what yours looks like now besides the one in your signature?

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