I have lowered my 07 and like it a lot, it isn't much lower in the back than the front if any.

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I have lowered my 07 Hemi, I like it. The rear really isn't much lower than the front if any.

 

I have lowered my 07 Hemi with the Eibach Springs. The rear isn't really lower than the front if it even is at all!

 

I have a 2008 Aspen Limited and I replaced the shocks with Bilstein and lowered the back with Eibach and it was the worst ride ever! It went from crazy soft wheel hopping to throwing the kids into the ceiling!

I removed the springs and found out the Bilstein's were the problem so I replaced them with Monroe's but the handling was still off. I took the truck to a truck specialty shop that basically told me "some vehicles are meant to be lowered."

So my question is, other than your Aspen looking great, how does it ride??

Thanks,
Greg

 

"Some vehicles are NOT meant to be lowered."

I still have the springs and would like to know how you like it and what, perhaps, did I do wrong??

 

Don't go down, go up!

 

So I have seen these Eibach Lowering springs for the rear and have debated on getting them to help lower the center of gravity. The sway on these things is just not my cup of tea. I'm use to tight cornering. Question is, how do you lower the front? I saw the comment about lowering the front torsion bars, but how is that done? Also, what effects will that have on the front alignment? Will you need to add spacers for camber?

 

Lowered the back with Springs then . Torsioned the front !! Planning on getting another 1 inch cut off the springs to lower it further!! Looks good . I find the ride better ? Also installed a K&N and new MagnaFlows . It's a beast.

 

 

What you end up doing I have a 07 Aspen I want to lower