If lift kits are designed to increase the space between a vehicle's suspension and its frame, or between its body and its frame, and it is made possible to fit larger wheels and tires under the vehicle for increased ground clearance and suspension travel, a lowering kit functions the other way around. Lowering kits are also called suspension kits. They decrease the distance between a vehicle's body and the ground to improve handling. These are also installed for restyling reasons. A lowering kit might include lowering coil springs, lowering leaf springs, de-arched leaf springs, leaf spring shackles and hangers, a flip kit, a C-notch kit, dropped spindles or dropped control arms.