Ive heard of many people droppin their fieros 2 inches(although this is a bad idea in maine) i was wondering if this was a kit or just a custom job if its a kit can i get some links please

I lowered mine almost 2" I just cut the stock springs 1 coil from the front and half a coil in the rear with an abrasive wheel. Then with the new tires its only droped 1.5". With new struts and shocks it handles great. I dont have any trouble going over even the largest speed bumps. I live in a trailer court so we have alot of high ones.Yes I have to slow down and crawl over the bump but it doesn't drag. Now if I try to go to fast, after my front tires come down the other side the suspension will allow the car to squat and hit the bump but then it raises back up and all is well.

see i want it so the car has less body roll cuz of stiffer suspension qand i want to get rid of that ugly whhel gap yuck

best way to lower is drop spindles up front and shorter spring or adjustable springs in back check out www.heldmotorsports.com or www.iserv.net/~strdream/fiero.html both have good drop spindles and held sells adjustable coil overs

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85 LT4 GT
Custom Everything
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hmmm all these lowering kits say thier for replicas will it still work on a stock 87 se fiero????

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