Re: [DML] Lowering Springs

[Christian Williams <delorean@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Ej,

I've been through it all. I bought my car with a stock suspension and soon
had my car lowered by DMC Garden Grove. They cut all 4 springs and brought
the entire car down. I loved the car when it was like this. The handling
was amazing - it really drove quite differently. But, my car is a daily
driver and pretty soon I'd gone through 2 radiators from slamming my front
end into driveway inclines, speed bumps, etc. I then DMC Garden Grove pull
out those springs, return my rear to stock springs, and installed PJ Grady
1.5 inch lowering springs in the front. This is the setup that I'm driving
today. I still rub the front, but not nearly as often. Once you learn to
take driveways and speedbumps at angles, you're okay with these springs.

If you want the full lowering set, I've still got the springs and would
sell them cheap.

-Christian

On Mon, 5 Apr 2004, EJ Chambers 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.
>



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