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Black GT PP w/ Steeda progressive springs and 20mm spacers.
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Is it possible to get Progressives (either from Steeda or FRPP) that don't lower the car, or barely lower it?
Good question. Looking around I think the Steeda Progressives are the most 'subtle'. 1" is the least amount of lowering I've seen claimed by a couple of systems. And I guess they all settle after a while so hard to tell. Wait for the OEM to settle or go with these? Thinking of a higher profile tire also. So many combos.
 

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Quick question (didn't want to start a dedicated thread): I've seen some conflicting information, but is the GTPP ride height lower than a non-PP car?
 

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Quick question (didn't want to start a dedicated thread): I've seen some conflicting information, but is the GTPP ride height lower than a non-PP car?
I don't think so. Can't tell by just looking at them and all I've read says the springs on PP are stiffer, or that the suspension is 'retuned', but not lower.
 

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I don't think so. Can't tell by just looking at them and all I've read says the springs on PP are stiffer, or that the suspension is 'retuned', but not lower.
Thanks. I thought when I was doing my initial research, I read something about it, but apparently I misread, read something inaccurate, or just made it up (the latter is probably the case :D)

I love a nice tucked in look, nothing silly or "unstreetable", or that requires rolling/mangling the vehicle. The springs being discussed seem to be a good sweet spot.
 

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Nice car man! Any problems with tire rub? With ur spacer and spring set up?
 
 




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