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    Lowering front of the car more than rear

    Hey Guys,
    I was just thinking about this. I wanted to lower my car without affecting my drag racing. What do you guys think about lowering the front end a lil more than the rear? Will that transfer more weight to the rear better?

    Or What about the Eibach Drag springs? It's mentioned on this site, but the Eibach website said it wasnt made for our cars. If I can lower my car using those springs that I might just end up getting those if it wouldnt hurt my 1/4 time.
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