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What are the pros and cons of installing lowering springs on a car?

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EmmanuelLee
07/29/25 5:04pm
Installing lowering springs on a car has the following advantages and disadvantages: 1. Advantages: The vehicle's ground clearance is reduced, significantly improving stability at high speeds. Lowering springs generally have a higher damping coefficient, which effectively suppresses body roll during cornering and lane changes, allowing for faster and more stable turns. 2. Disadvantages: After installing lowering springs, the ground clearance decreases by 3-4 cm, reducing the vehicle's ability to navigate obstacles. Extra caution is required when entering underground parking or going over speed bumps. The suspension becomes stiffer, reducing comfort, especially when driving over rough roads where the bumpiness is noticeably increased.
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