1.5" or 2" drop w/ 15" wheels ? Pros/Cons ??
The title says it all.
I'm leaning towards the 1.5" drop .... but I'm sure the 2" drop would look a little sicker. Does anyone have some good pros/cons of going either route ? I'm wanting to keep the same size wheel(considering I dont want to jimmy-rig with the engine at all).
Thanks in Advance.
I'm leaning towards the 1.5" drop .... but I'm sure the 2" drop would look a little sicker. Does anyone have some good pros/cons of going either route ? I'm wanting to keep the same size wheel(considering I dont want to jimmy-rig with the engine at all).
Thanks in Advance.
I just dropped my stock xA 2" with Goldlines. I'm pretty set on staying with the stock wheels or at least the stock wheel size. I agree with The Don, 2" looks really nice on the small wheels.
And there's really no tradeoff I think to go the full 2" . . . are you looking at NF210 vs DF210s? Concerned about ride quality? The Goldlines aren't harsh or bouncy at all . . . and this coming from a guy who made his wife get an Accord instead of a 325i because the BMW rode too rough.
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Chris
And there's really no tradeoff I think to go the full 2" . . . are you looking at NF210 vs DF210s? Concerned about ride quality? The Goldlines aren't harsh or bouncy at all . . . and this coming from a guy who made his wife get an Accord instead of a 325i because the BMW rode too rough.
Click on my profile to see what it looks like.
Chris
I recommend going with the 2" Drop. I have Eibach Sportlines and Love'em. wouldn't use any other spring. The ride is great, you won't be disappointed.
Here is a couple pictures of my box on Stock 15"s before my 18's went on....

Here is a couple pictures of my box on Stock 15"s before my 18's went on....

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