Aftermarket spring that don't lower

[Stinger2.0T]

I love the Stinger but the stock suspension is Buick soft. It's nice on the daily commute but not what I'd call sporty. I know there are aftermarket spring kits but I don't really want to lower the car any. It's low enough and any lower means I'm eventually going to drive into a parking curb one day, (the wife definitely will).

Is anyone aware of a good set of sport springs for this car that don't lower it?

By the way, I have the 2.0L Stinger, (yes, they still make it!).

 

[nhcowboy28]

Check this instead.
Check this out!!! (ECS control module)

 

[Stinger2.0T]

Thanks for that. Wish I could make use of it but I don't have a GT with the adjustable suspension as it's not offer on the 2.0 turbo cars.

 

[nhcowboy28]

Thanks for that. Wish I could make use of it but I don't have a GT with the adjustable suspension as it's not offer on the 2.0 turbo cars.

My bad. Didn’t catch that.

 

[robz32]

No options available with that feature. Matter of fact, in the years I've been modifying cars, I've never seen such an option, yet again I've never looked for one.

I think the ARKs are a great compromise, they don't lower the car much and at the same time they provide improved handling.

 

[Stinger2.0T]

I appreciate your info robz32. I'm not familiar with the ARKs. I don't even know the name. Is that the company name? Is there a link you can post?

Thanks!

 

[Stinger2.0T]

Nevermind. I stumbled across them on the Tirerack's site. $300.

 

[NS_Stinger]

H&R has a line of springs called "OE", they are a higher spring rate but only lower cars around .5-.75". unfortunately they don't produce them for this platform but you could always email them to ask if they're in development.

 

[Aarvix]

You could always install lowering springs then a spring spacer.



(Don't do this)

 

[Stinger2.0T]

Thanks! I like the spacer idea. Do people do this on cars? the lovely picture you've provided is obviously on a lifted truck where it certainly makes sense.

 

[bpang1]

I know that Swift Springs would wind a custom set back when I had a WRX...I do not know if they would just straight do it for any car.