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BMR Tech
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They dont lower as much because a non PP car sits a touch lower. That is the only reason.
After installed, non PP and PP will sit exactly the same if tire heights are similar.
They dont lower as much because a non PP car sits a touch lower. That is the only reason.
After installed, non PP and PP will sit exactly the same if tire heights are similar.
Doctor Fishtail
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Talked with BMR and they said we do not make our springs for stance. If you want stance these springs will not be for you. Performance they said is what they aim for. Hope this helps.
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Salty
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Well I do like the stance that the bmr springs give. I do like the rake look and it's great that they perform well. After reading around I was just curious if the ride height was noticeable from a pp to a non pp. also how are these springs on base gt shocks?
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I installed the regular performance springs on my car back in august along with the cradle lock out, toe rods, vert links, and diff inserts and my car rode just fine with the stock base shocks. Over multiple undulations in the road I could tell the rear shocks needed more dampening but the fronts are just fine to me.
I will say it was a major change for the better I made the car handle and perform like it should have from the factory.
