Suspension ?s Raising the car back up

[kmac714]

I currently have have Neuspeed springs which im assuming lower it 2 in the front an 1.75 in th rear, that were on when i bought the car. I live where i cant drive ne where without bottoming out. Do I need anythign besides new springs to raise it? what type of springs should i get?

 

[-TunedDSM-]

What kind of struts are you using? If they are not adjustable, I'd recommend the Eibach Pro-kits. They offer just over a 1" drop. You also could always go back to OEM springs.

 

[blackbetty]

I'm not too sure that there are aftermarket springs that will have much less drop than those do.

You could just replace the Neuspeed springs with stock ones; that seems like the cheapest and most effective route. Unless you want a set coil overs of course. Just depends on how much you can spend.

edit: beat me to it..

 

[95blackGsTurbo]

The Eibach Pro-kits lower the car about 1.2" all the way around. The H&R OE Sport springs offer a 1.0" drop all the way around. Or the best bang for the buck, the Tein springs offer a 1.2" drop at a fraction of the Eibach cost.

 

[chico904]

The Eibach Pro-kits lower the car about 1.2" all the way around. The H&R OE Sport springs offer a 1.0" drop all the way around. Or the best bang for the buck, the Tein springs offer a 1.2" drop at a fraction of the Eibach cost.

I personally have the Tein H-tech, and love them due to just a 1.2 in drop which is necessary here in pothole paradise.

 

[Kastigir]

Tanabe GF210 Springs 1995-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse RS/GS/GST/GSX - P/N: TGF005