The Ultimate Guide
Lowering Springs
Suspension Guide
Everything you need to know about choosing the right lowering springs for your Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger, and Dodge Charger. Compare brands, drop heights, pricing, and fitment across every generation.
How This Guide Works
Select your vehicle and generation below. Each guide provides a full comparison of every lowering spring kit we carry for that specific application — including drop heights by trim, pricing, brand breakdowns, and important fitment notes you need to know before buying.
Chrysler 300
LX & LD Platform • 2005 – 2024
1st Generation • LX
2005 – 2010
2nd Generation • LD
2011 – 2014
2nd Gen Facelift • LD
2015 – 2024
Dodge Challenger
LC & LA Platform • 2008 – 2023
3rd Generation • LC
2008 – 2010
3rd Gen Refresh • LA
2011 – 2014
3rd Gen Facelift • LA
2015 – 2023
Dodge Charger
LX & LD Platform • 2006 – 2023
7th Generation • LX
2006 – 2010
7th Gen Refresh • LD
2011 – 2014
7th Gen Facelift • LD
2015 – 2023
Before You Buy
What You Need to Know About Lowering Springs
Drop Height Varies by Trim
The same spring kit can produce different drop heights depending on your vehicle's trim and engine. An R/T with a heavier Hemi will sit lower than a V6 model on the same springs. Each guide breaks this down by sub-model.
Self-Leveling / Nivomat Suspension
Some models come with self-leveling rear shocks (Nivomat). Not all lowering springs are compatible. Our guides flag which kits require Nivomat removal or replacement, and which work with it.
Shocks & Struts Matter
Most lowering springs work with factory shocks, but worn dampers will compromise ride quality. If your vehicle has high mileage, consider upgrading to performance shocks for the best results.
Springs vs. Coilovers
Lowering springs offer a set drop at the lowest cost. If you want adjustable ride height and damping, consider coilovers instead. Check our Suspension Buyers Guide for a full comparison.
SRT / Scat Pack / Hellcat Fitment
High-performance trims have unique suspension geometry and electronic damping. Many standard lowering kits do NOT fit these models. Each guide clearly marks which kits are SRT/Hellcat compatible.
RWD vs. AWD
Most lowering spring kits are designed for RWD models only. AWD options are extremely limited. If you have an AWD 300 or Charger, our guides highlight the few kits that will fit your vehicle.
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