[DML] Re: Lowering Springs

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Be careful in lowering the car. You will scrape when you drive in and
out of driveways. You reduce the travel on the suspension so you will
bottom out easier. You will also require a realignment. Depending on
the condition of your local roads it could be a very bad idea. Watch
out for raised manholes when they repave the roads! The venders sell
these kits because some owners want them but IMHO it is not a good
idea to lower the car. There is a lot of controversy over the
"origional" design ride height. There are those who think it was
supposed to be lower and there are others that go by the specs in the
Workshop Manual.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "EJ Chambers" <marmieej@xxxx> wrote:
> I am looking at purchasing a set of Lowering Springs for my DeLorean.
> I am debating between the DMCH set and PJ Grady's set. DMCH lowers the
> entire car where as Grady's only lowers the front springs to their
> original design height.
> 
> Any insight about either of these sets would be great. I would love to
> hear feedback from people who have installed these new springs to see
> if they like them, would they have done differently, etc..
> 
> Thanks in advance!!
> Ej
> Vin 4475




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