Air suspension is in on my Honda Ballade EG 180i (B20B8), and that means one thing: I’m chasing more lows up front. In this episode of the EG build series I get into the fabrication side of the install—specifically modifying the shock towers so the front end can sit properly without fighting for clearance. If you’re building a proper stance EG, you already know the engine bay and tower area becomes a problem the moment you start pushing fitment and drop. This video is focused on the hands-on work: cutting, shaping, and making the towers work with the new setup so the car can lay the way I want it to. It’s not just about slamming it for the look—this is about building it right so the lows are usable and the front end isn’t doing anything sketchy. Refuse to comply, build your vision, and don’t be scared to fabricate if that’s what it takes to get the stance you’re after.