Understanding Lowering Springs
Lowering springs are a straightforward modification designed to reduce a vehicle’s ride height. They’re essentially stiffer versions of your car’s factory springs, engineered to compress more than standard springs, thus lowering the car’s stance. The installation is relatively simple, often involving just removing the old springs and installing the new ones. This simplicity translates to a lower cost compared to coilovers. The main advantage is a noticeable drop in ride height, giving the car a sportier look. However, they don’t offer any adjustability; the drop is fixed based on the spring’s design.
