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Lowering Springs, Lowering Kits
Lowering Springs are engineered to improve handling performance and the car appearance, the aftermarket spring rates are stiffer compare to the most of the OEM springs. Putting on the lower spring will improve corner grip and decreasing body roll. While you buy a set of lowering spring, it is suggested to replace your OE shocks at the same time. The OEM or aftermarket OE replacement shocks are not designed to support the stiffer lowering kits. Once the shock and strut failed, you might experience ride hopping and lose road traction. There are many different brand of lowering springs available in the market for you to select from, you will first need to decide if you are using for street use or on the race track.
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