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you could always crank down your torsion bar screws, get an alignment, and go for the low look, then add sway bars to handle the corners...
I tried that.... but there was not a speed bump within 100 miles that did not fear me when I did so.... 
Not to mention, the moment you put weight in the car... are are on the ground.
Helper half-leafs are good if you are simply trying to retain stock height, but not much good after that. You may run into an issue later on where you need to keep adjusting them up, as they wear, or if you suddenly throw 600 lbs. of people (or other stuff) in the car.
I would go with Air Shocks.... adjustable to almost any height, and they are easy to install. Adjustment is simply adding or subtracting air pressure from the shocks. The only downside to them.... is that they cost a bit more than $25.
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