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I have a 98 4 door Neon, its got 16 inch wheels and low pro tires on it so there is massive wheel gaps (especially in the rear). its pissing me off

Right now my suspension is completely stock. I think I wanna drop atleast 1.5 "

Im looking into it and I've seene goldline springs, Eibach Springs, different types of coil overs, but I dont no what to go with!

whats the best way to go lower without the extreme sloppy bouncing and bottoming out from the rear that Im seeing which is really hurt.

got any advice??

 
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depends how much money you want to spend on the suspenion. I have Tein Coilovers and I lovwe them, my car handles great for fwd. I have never bottomed out, and it is never sloppy

 
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if you just wanna get rid of the gap go with a good spring like ebiach

 
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^^ - and some good shocks (adjustable or non-adjustable) Tokico, KYB.

 
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my buddy just lowered his neon it looks so good:thumbsup:

 
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it ur gonna lower it only about 1.5 then jus use springs... not adjustable springs jus lowering springs...

 
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tein is definately the best if you have the money

 
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go for some good lowering springs and a good set of shocks if you doing a 1.5 drop some kybs should be a good combination to keep the cost down

 
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i got tien springs and their amaziing, ull like them their one of the best springs on the market right now, i got them for like 250, their way better then eibach, look into sport tech tien lowering springs, ull like it and the ride quality is juss amaizing

 
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go with ebiach but replace your shocks too

 
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I have a 97 neon and i have canuck motorsports lowering springs and their alright. The best for the neon are mopar hi-rates (may still be available from the dealership) but they only lower 1".

 
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Cut The Springs!!!!!!!!!! Cheapest Way To Do It.

 
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also a good way to get a ticket and wreck your car

 
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Just go with lowing spring, but buy a good brand name

 
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Wouldnt Recommend If U Are Driving The Car In The Winter!!
But If U Do Go Name Brand