SNKPWR
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This is the kit in this link:
www.ground-control-store.com/products/description.php/II=644/CA=96
I purchased thinking I would go ultra low and found that while the rear was easy to do that with, the front would require modification of the stock strut perch to really drop it low, which I didn't want to get into.
I believe based on ride feel when driving with the rear on that this is the sport spring rate kit, though a call to GC could probably confirm that. Bought from another member on here in new condition, the rear has been installed and was used for approx 1k miles, one front was test fit only. There are a few scuff from installation, but other than that great condition. Included is all parts from GC including instructions, weld-in perches for the front if you do modify your stock style struts, and a spanner wrench I had laying around that I modified to make work with these collars.
I ended up going with eibach Sportlines simply because it was much easier to fool with and easier to return to stock.
Asking $250 shipped or less if picked up in STL area. These go for around $400 new anywhere I was able to find online.

This is the kit in this link:
www.ground-control-store.com/products/description.php/II=644/CA=96
I purchased thinking I would go ultra low and found that while the rear was easy to do that with, the front would require modification of the stock strut perch to really drop it low, which I didn't want to get into.
I believe based on ride feel when driving with the rear on that this is the sport spring rate kit, though a call to GC could probably confirm that. Bought from another member on here in new condition, the rear has been installed and was used for approx 1k miles, one front was test fit only. There are a few scuff from installation, but other than that great condition. Included is all parts from GC including instructions, weld-in perches for the front if you do modify your stock style struts, and a spanner wrench I had laying around that I modified to make work with these collars.
I ended up going with eibach Sportlines simply because it was much easier to fool with and easier to return to stock.
Asking $250 shipped or less if picked up in STL area. These go for around $400 new anywhere I was able to find online.

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