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yea so i just ordered progress springs(2in drop) and im seriously considering getting a wing west g5 kit withn the viper front on my 17in bverdicts with 215/45, my question is if i were to get both how low to the floor would i be? how much clearence, and would i scrape often on the rough roads of los angeles, oh and would u reccoment it or should i get springs with less of a drop. please help me out, i appreciate any help. thanx in advanced.
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Yeah I have the progress springs too so make sure you get a camber kit and I'll Pm you later when I get some extra funds to buy that G5 kit I'll be pretty interested in seeing what you end up looking like.
cuz i have the octane front bumper and i have progress, with the bumper on my shoe fits under with like .5" clearance...and Octane is made alil lower than most kits...and average shoe is bout 3-4" thick(think so) and the g5 kit doesn't really go that low.
Listen to everyone, you will need a camber kit. As for the clearence, your fine. you may have to do the side ways dip thing, but as for streets and pot holes, I think your good bro. That viper bumper is not that low.
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hey wassup...i have progress springs at 215/45 series tires...first off u will need a camber kit...2ndly in order to get ur camber perfect...u will have to roll ur fender or u will rub...as far as bodykit is concerned...with the viper front..u will be very very low to the ground...that is one of the reason why i am gettin new springs to raise my car so i can get a kit...but if u like the slammed look..thas the way to go
