Stock spring already very high spring rate. Or are you looking for a firmer shock absorber?

That's what I heard too.

Why not adjustable right away? You get handling and also your required lowered look, without sacrificing longevity. Also a higher spring rate to avoid hitting your fenders. BC Racing or AR Racing, both available for Preve.

If more budget, then F tuned. Check out their work here. https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.6...72423739&type=3

hey Jason, as promised. I finally got time to go and get it done. I didnt opt for door trimmings as I rather not have people opening the door panels (worried about rattling sound afterwards).
Here are some photos of the results. They picked white thread for me, but it looked nice. Not too stand out.
Am I satisfied? Well look-wise its amazing! So far it's nice to sit on, but I'll reserve that after trying parking the car under our malaysian hot sun 

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my fren went to proton showroom to survey about preve manual.
as soon as he heard got warranty 7 years or 200k km (or 250k km, he forgot).
decide to buy terus.
free 3 years service summore.

Just pretend that you don't know why or how it happened and hope they buy your naivety and agree to cost it under warranty

Condensation in headlights is normal. The question is whether it would go away (evaporate) on its own after a while. See http://www.carlightblog.com/2014/06/24/fog...ultimate-guide/ for more info.

If it doesn't go away, you can certainly have it replaced under warranty. I've claimed both headlights for my Exora before without fuss. I think the technicians did test the faulty headlights first by repeatedly pouring water over them before proceeding to have them changed. You may also want to take some pictures of your fogged headlight to show them.

Yeah, but it should be covered under warranty.

5 years warranty, definitely.