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running the stock springs will be terrible. you will have rear end bounce like nobody's business. the brand of springs and shocks you got werent on my recommended list so im not sure of their rates and quality but i bet they wont do well if you run rear stock springs.
And now I've got the front shocks and springs installed.
It's about 1.75 inch b/w tire and fender in the front and with whatever springs are in the back it's 2.75 inch clearance there. It's a bit lower than it's s'posed to be as I had to re-weld the upper spring cups and that probably gave me a 1/2 inch lower car just that.
I'm really liking the aggressive downward sloping angle of the car so I'll just keep the rear springs and install the new shocks and leave it there.
And from the old parts there was a decent spring and a decent shock, the rest was all trash. =p So good thing I did this!
With the 60mm drop at the front you'll need to be careful of speed humps etc. scraping is a daily proposition (usually it's my exhaust that hits, I have a 2.5 inch single).
I have Eibachs & Bilstein Sports in my car. Handling & comfort are fine for a DD, but the ground clearance isn't necessarily ideal. Been contemplating going back to standard M-Tech springs with e90 drop hats on the front.
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