Lowered my accent... *PICS*
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Vehicle: 1997 accent L
Lowered my accent... *PICS*
Here's my wheel gap.:evil:
Take a peek at how low my front end is.
I lowered my accent with a Eibach Prokit for a 98-99 accent, and I love it!
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his front end is so long we cant get a hydraulic jack underneath.
The ride is good and feels really nice in turns.
Its not a brick, it sitll has some give whcih is good the road.
THey are progessive springs. the more you push them the hard they get.
The ride is good and feels really nice in turns.
Its not a brick, it sitll has some give whcih is good the road.
THey are progessive springs. the more you push them the hard they get.
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Are you using stock shocks/struts ? I ask because i want to lower my 2002 accent gs and you are the first person since i joined to use eibach springs. I want a lower center of gravity but not a harsh ride. Living in ohio is a lesson in futility with crappy roads and weather that changes more often than i change underwear.
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Yeah, i'm still on stock struts. The ride gets a tad bouncy on harsher pavement, but nothing a little extra speed doesnt fix, lol. I'm looking for replacements soon... KORE's supposed to be selling em soon enough.
Remember, i'm using eibach springs for the 98-99 accent, the 00+ eibach springs will not drop you as low.
Remember, i'm using eibach springs for the 98-99 accent, the 00+ eibach springs will not drop you as low.