Best suspension drop for less than $1k??
 

Hey guys. I'm looking for an inexpensive way to drop my car without loosing performance and smooth ride.

I was looking into the swift springs or BC Coilovers. Any suggestions?

Swifts are very popular and match pretty well with the stock dampers.

:iagree: They are the way to go.

+1 Swifts FTW

yah, swifts + rear arms seems to be a popular choice.

maybe throw in a set of whiteline swaybars too.

Yeah, forgot about the Whitelines... Do it!!!!!

H&R :ughdance:

Swift + Sways + Camber Arms all for under $1K. That is going to give you a really good street/light track setup. Add the Koni's later on when if you want to up the trackability.

Honestly megan springs go the lowest, the ride is very comfortable and responsive, for 160 dollars they settled at 1.75 front/ rear. Love them

Can't go wrong with Swifts or Eibach Pro-kit

What is a rear arm? Is that a sway bar? I thought my 370 already has in the back?

Camber kit not sway bar

swifts for me

What is a rear arm? Is that a sway bar? I thought my 370 already has in the back?

It refers to replacing the stock rear camber arms with aftermarket ones. Typically, the stock arms do not provide enough camber adjustment with shorter springs in place. SPC makes decent arms that easily accomplish this objective.

I was able to get an alignment more geared towards performance without the rear arms. But if you want to get back to stock alignment specs then you might need those arms, although some guys are getting very close to stock specs without them...

It seems to be hit or miss since every car is a little bit different. I would get them regardless just to have that adjustability... and to not have to mess around with ordering, installing, then going back for another alignment if you find you can't get to the spec you want without them.

Are not the arms for a drop of more than one inch? Or any drop?

When people talk about SPC camber arms and products. They refer to them as decent. Many say that there isn't a good camber kit out there yet? What do SPC or other companies lack in their kits that make them only decent? Just curious...

bushings vs ball joint.

on my G35C running prokits + d-specs i have rear stillen camber arms that have ball joints. one can nail the angle and the joint keeps consistent.

if you need swift springs i can get you a pretty good deal since my friend works for swift!let me know!

Not ball joints, heim joints.

Swifts + Camber arms ftw. If you need pricing, PM me.