I have Eibach springs on my car...it lowered it about 1.5". Looks great to me and your dont have any clearance issues with the ground. You dont need to get new shocks...and caster camber plates are also an option. The only problem with lowering that i have found is that it likes to wear out the inside of your tires. You can get an alignment, but it doesnt do much if you dont have caster camber plates to adjust. So all in all i would recommend getting the springs, and if you have the money get the Cast/Camber plates and get a good digital alignment, youll be golden!
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