So performance is affected by lowering? Funny...I could've sworn that having a lower center of gravity was better for taking turns...maybe I was wrong...

As far as comfort goes, you can lower and have a better than factory ride sometimes. You just have to get the right kind of spring/shock combo.


SonyAccord: Scrap your half ass job and go back to stock in the front. Then go get yourself an alignment because I can almost guarantee you just threw your camber and toe out in the front. After that, be patient and save up your money so you can lower your car the right way ie: good springs, adjustable shocks, and camber kits.