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    Gun owning Prius driver Member

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    Can anyone recommend a good brand for lowering Prius. Did you just do springs or shocks also.
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    sfv41901 Blizzard Brigade #164

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    I like the way H&Rs make gen3 sit. They feel great. Also had H&Rs on my M3......loved them.

    I have Eibachs on my CTS now & feel their a I'll too stiff.

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    Gun owning Prius driver Member

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    I wonder if there is a big change from gen II and Gen III as far as how much they drop. I want mine to sit low.
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    The H&R reference for 2005 prius is : 29062-1 (y)

    Very easy to install.

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    Denis.
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    IMO there is a big difference. The GenII sits lower from the factory. What I mean by lower is there is less of a gap between the tire and top of the wheel well. The Eibach springs dropped my 2005 so low that I could barely get 1 finger between the tire and wheel well top in the front and the car basically sat on the tire in the rear (no gap).
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    I'm deciding between the two eibach and h&r. But leaning more towards h&r, I think tire rack has a good deal.

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