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Amazing how something almost so small can change the entire look of the car. That is a killer drop! I love it.

If I were to be getting an Evo I'd be doing about a 2" drop and hump it daily.
 

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Oh Wtf.

Ban! Ban Ban Ban!

Eitherway, it gives off the appearance of the Evo being slammed which is nice to look at. The only thing that may be off here are our numbers..





...which is bad.
 

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Look at the roof line, spoiler, etc., it is not angled that much, but it is angled. Anyway, are you saying that this is the standard ride height for the MR model shown? If we then get a GSR with 1.5" higher ride height we will likely want to drop it.
 

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I would imagine much if any lower than stock MR height would affect the suspension geometry enough to make the ride unbearable and possibly even make it handle worse (like a really low 3rd gen Protege, where it ruins the passive rear wheel steering built-in to the twin trapezoidal multilink suspension). From pics it looks like the Evo X needs a 1" drop to look 'ideal' but who knows how that'll mess with the suspension.

function over form yo :)
 

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Amazing how something almost so small can change the entire look of the car. That is a killer drop! I love it.

If I were to be getting an Evo I'd be doing about a 2" drop and hump it daily.
LOL I totally agree.. :)

That pic looks so hot, I've already exploded my pants over it....

Seriously speaking, the look of the stock height of the Evo is definitely too high and ungainly, especially up front, in some pics it seems to have a massive 3" gap between tyre and guard lip.

However, I would also have concerns about adversely affecting the original set up of the cars dynamics and handling and then there's the high quality and expensive hardware you'll be tossing aside, ie: the stock Eibach springs and Bilstein dampers if you go to alternative coil overs for the lowering.....

I'd want to hear from someone who really knows if it would be ok to do this sort of thing, without good looks being the only benifit, or if it's best to leave it alone ??
 
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