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Eibach springs are good. They're not just lowering springs, and actually give a performance benefit. I have Swift springs, which are a bit stiffer and drop just a bit lower.
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Eibach springs are good. They're not just lowering springs, and actually give a performance benefit. I have Swift springs, which are a bit stiffer and drop just a bit lower. If you can find some Nismo take off parts (dampers, springs [little to no drop], sway bars), those are usually a nice upgrade for a small price too.
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