MacPherson strut fronts on the B and N series are crap really. When you lower the car too much you end up with the outer end of the lower control arm higher than the inboard end of the control arm. This causes lots of problems, for one cornering forces cause the control arm to be deflected in the direction it is already pointing..ie upwards, you want that control arm flat so cornering forces aren't compressing the suspension.
Another problem is that by lowering it you take the rack alingnment out so that movement of the suspension causes bump steer. So going over bumps when travelling straight causes the wheels to 'steer' as they go up and down.
Yet another problem is that as soon as you go past horizontal on the LCA then any further movement will cause positive camber, so as you corner the LCA is pushed up and that in turn causes +ve camber.
Another problem is that it affects the roll centre and instant centre etc.....which I am currently trying to learn about but don't fully understand them yet.
Go and read some stuff on sr20forum, where they have been trying to get some custom lower control arms made up to fix this. A couple of the methods are to use a spacer between the ball joint and hub to angle the LCA downwards and to use a spacer on the track rod end to bring the rack back into alingment.
Neither of those fixes are that simple though...and apparently the B14/N15 is worse than the B13 as the rear roll centre doesn't change much with lowering but the front does and that causes more problems..
http://www.sr20forum.com/showthread.php?t=105229
Read that and try to make sense of it ^^^^