ive been workin on my car for two years and finally got the thing runnin. i have a new suspension kit on it with 2 inches of drop. im worried this is to much drop. i should have thought of this before but am i gonna have any problems with clearance besides the air dam?

 

My car is lowered 2" now. At stock height it hit off alot, can only imagine what it will be like now.

Ill be lovin every minute of it!

 

had my old car lowered 2" it looks nice and isnt that bad to drive just have to be careful going in and out of parking lots the only time i saw any kind of a real problem was when i pulled it into work and tried to get it over the lifts so if you dont work in a shop and you go and get tires put on it tell them to be careful or they'll rip some s h i t off lol

 

how hard was it to lower your cars? and how carefull do you have to be now?

 

Lowering these cars is a piece of cake. The struts/shocks are seperate from the springs so there are no special tools required...aka: spring compressor.
It's all pretty self explainatory when you look at it and can be done with common hand tools.

 

so there should be no real issues. what about with 3 inch cat back exhaust. im also lookin at sub frame connectors and some of them stick out pretty far will there be an issue there

 

lowering the 3rd gen is simple and easy in the rear. the front is a pain in the . a spring compressor and alot of swearing is how you do the front. when i was younger my cousin showed me what a spring under a load letting loose can do....to this day i fear any spring under a load, even on a compressor...lol. there is alot of energy in a loaded spring.

 

haha thats exatly how i did my front springs.

 

my front was easy. then again every single part under the car was removed at one point. so i set the springs in and bolted the a arms up with new bushings and went on from there.