[mike16]

to haul one car. its not really worth it to comprimise. better to get a rental vehicle and go that route. coil over and lowered vehicles are not the best choice for hauling anything. especially a 57, presumably on a trailer. Maybe a light trailer or small boat but to safely tow a trailer with a 57 on it?

I dont know what a lowered hauling vehicle will do under the same circumstances. It seems to me that if the rear of the tow vehicle is to high or too low the trailer starts to sway back and forth uncontrolably. I've dealt with a too lowered condition my self and have followed behind many too high conditions going down the road in front of me. Absolutely no control above about 45-50 mph. enourmous potential for accident and injury to vehicles and people. Its no fun flopping around during rush hour in Phoenix either.

rent a u-haul.