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I agree that the ROW 030 is a great, safe way to lower your car without worrying whether or not you're changes have changed its handling characteristics.

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I agree that the ROW 030 is a great, safe way to lower your car without worrying whether or not you're changes have changed its handling characteristics.

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I agree that the ROW 030 is a great, safe way to lower your car without worrying whether or not you're changes have changed its handling characteristics.

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I agree that the ROW 030 is a great, safe way to lower your car without worrying whether or not you're changes have changed its handling characteristics.

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I agree that the ROW 030 is a great, safe way to lower your car without worrying whether or not you're changes have changed its handling characteristics.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The front of my car looks a little high to me. I don't want to lower the whole car, just the front a bit. Has anyone done that?

POST 2Original post

sounds like you want some coil overs so you can even the gap-

POST 3Original post

If you went with the ROW suspension, your car will lower ~20 mm in front and ~10 mm at rear. That, I think, is your best bet. http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p96063.htm

POST 4Original post

Andy I can't answer your question but great garage!

POST 5Original post

I already have to be careful enough as it is to not scrape the front on small inclines. Personally, I wouldn't want it any lower than the stock 4S setup. Just went to a Blockbuster last night and coming out of the parking lot is an uphill slop onto the street - gently scrapped the black underguard piece. argh!

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I would worry that you would upset the balance of your car if you just lowered the front. I agree that the ROW 030 is a great, safe way to lower your car without worrying whether or not you're changes have changed its handling characteristics.

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