That makes since they are very low as is. ofcourse depending your driving environment body kits and lowering could be an option. say you live in the city, ok so the parking it ground level but curbs are a problem (they always are). My driving environment is the boonies so i have trouble as is keeping my 86 from scrubbing.

 

Having both versions sitting in the driveway, I'd say either is a good way to go. One gives you a sleek, no-nonsense, lightweight appearance while the other gives you a lower, bulkier, muscular look. Both styles are a win-win option, in my opinion.

 

thats one way to do it lol. i live in florida, about as flat as you can get. that is a good point though, replacing the front end of your body kit every month isn't too appealing