VOgtland Springs with spacers to raise them?

[kickinindian]

i know weird Question but i want a little bit stiffer of a spring and the Vogtlands seem like the correct stiffness i want for my DD but i dont want the full 1.5~ish drop that they have is their any way to put a reliable metal or poly spacer to gain like an inch or so back in height or is their adjusters i can use for the front stock diamter of springs? for the rears i was thinking of ordering GC rear spring adjusters and doing it that way just the front is stumping me

i just dont want another cracked Pan and that happened when my car was fully stock with new Motor mounts so going way lower is asking for it also have a Race Skidz plate

[jlevie]

!0mm spring pads are available, but that won't result in the inch you are after. Put a set of IS springs in the car and call it done.

[kickinindian]

are ES and IS springs the same?

[kickinindian]

i was thinking spacers kind alike this?
http://forum.ih8mud.com/80-series-te...l-spacers.html
i know travel would be reduced in the shock but would billy HDs be able to handle it you think?
Noob at suspension stuff so shoot me if im retarded...

[AE86]

OEM rubber spacers are available for rear, I haven't heard of the them described as spacers, but get what your asking. I have an extra 15mm on rear to even out the rake as far as front is concerned I'm not sure what you could use.

[mulletman]

I think H&R make the "OE Sport" springs. Sport rate, mostly original ride height.

[TimKninja]

They really dont drop the car that much, especially on an early model.


My old car on Vogtlands and KYBs

[graveshaker]

I think H&R make the "OE Sport" springs. Sport rate, mostly original ride height.

Yup, this should be your option. The cost is slightly over $200.

[e30trooper]

find a set of e30 m3 springs. DONE