Does anyone know if any company came out with a lowering kit for the gc srt8 yet ??? if so which websites???? I really want to drop my gc srt8 real soon!!!!

I hear GSM is working on a suspension kit for our SRT8 GC.

oh cool but when...i cant wait any longer ...haha

oh cool but when...i cant wait any longer ...haha


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Unfortunately, when it comes to performance parts for the SRT8 GC, waiting is the only option.

You could always bag it :) You could do that right now and not have to wait for anyone to finish a static kit :)

I hear GSM is working on a suspension kit for our SRT8 GC.
I just want springs. There kit will be a full coil over conversion $$.

I just want springs. There kit will be a full coil over conversion $$.

Me too. Someone on this board contacted Eibach a few weeks ago; they said they were working on springs for us.

Me too. Someone on this board contacted Eibach a few weeks ago; they said they were working on springs for us.
The Eibach kit that was mentioned here was for a regular GC which would do nothing for us as this kit lowers the normal GC an 1-1.5 inches which is where we all ready are.

The Eibach kit that was mentioned here was for a regular GC which would do nothing for us as this kit lowers the normal GC an 1-1.5 inches which is where we all ready are.


Somebody from this board queried Eibach about that kit. Eibach did say that kit was not applicable to our SRT8's, but they did say they were working on something for us. I will find the thread...

Mike B contacted Eibach...

I checked with Eibach and the kit is not for the SRT8. There is one in the works tho supposedly. I am going to wait for GSM's K&W Package, like they have for the LX Bodies.

Has any one lowered they gc srt8 yet by cutting the springs??? does anyone recommend doing that??????:confused:

The only one that I know did that was rm360, and he did it purely for show purposes. Anyone that's been at this awhile will tell you that sure, cutting your springs works, but you'd be better served holding off for an actual static drop kit.