drop height question

[BGSpyder]

I'm either blind or my multiple searches have not been enough. I due to replace my stock suspension and wanted something that would only drop my car about 1 inch. But I can't seem to find a reasonable solution. I've looked at coilover setups and just springs and the closest I found was 1.3 inches advertised somewhere for the Eibach pros. Any ideas are welcomed. This is just my daily driver.

 

[Patterson]

i think you would be happy with the eibach pro-kit

 

[GSTBlack95]

Agreed most people say good things about them, it what I have and I like them.

 

[jtmcinder]

H&R OE Sports. Not H&R Sports; H&R OE Sports.

- Jtoby

 

[zippy]

I have a similar question that I believe JTOBY answered awhile back.
The O.E. springs offer a subtle drop. They are advertised for the FWD only. I want to know if they will work on a turbo AWD. (95 talon awd/tsi). I too want a slight drop.
Anyone using them on AWD's?
Thanks,
Zippy

 

[BGSpyder]

Thanks for the repies, I'll check into the H&R's

 

[BGSpyder]

I checked into the HR OE Sport springs and like zippy said I don't see an application that works for AWD cars, has anyone tried the FW springs on their AWD?

Also any 2G AWD guys out there using KYB AGX Shocks/Struts? I'm thinking about using installing them at the same time, but I then read the note on RRE's page about not recommending them for 2G's. Anyone know why they wrote that?

 

[RamenPride]

I then read the note on RRE's page about not recommending them for 2G's. Anyone know why they wrote that?

years ago the part numbers they used for the 2G fronts were the shocks originally designed for the JDM Galant, they just happened to fit 2G DSM's (if I recall correctly). they were also 1" longer than stock.

they revised this and now there's a new part number and they are the same length as stock