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Originally Posted by ern-diz
To reiterate, I and several others here are running the Tein S Tech springs (approx. 2" drop) with stock struts/shocks. No issues whatsoever. Quality of ride actually improved for me. Yes, the OEM springs may go sooner than they would at stock height, but there are fairly cheap replacement options available for when that happens.
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Thanks! I'll probably just use the OEM stuff until/unless I run into an issue. But that still makes me want to ask:
Are there "lowering" shocks/struts available? Ones that are designed for to be able to not wear out faster on a lowered car? There must be some out there that won't be affected at all by lowering the car.
Or in some cases, shocks/struts off of a different vehicle or model are actually what is needed. For instance, on my '95 mustang, if I want to lower the car 2", I need to use shocks off of an '86-'93 mustang. They are somewhat shorter, and therefore their range of operation is suited to a lowered 1995 mustang. If you use those, you won't be bottoming out the shock, it will perform as though the entire setup came on the car from the factory.