is a 2 inch drop to low for our cars?
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i have 17"s on my ride. but will it be to low at 2 inches. does anyone have pics of a 2 inch drop on there rides. thanks for the help
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Rep Power: 0 no dude, go with the 2 in drop. trust me. i have tanabe's and they look f*ckin great. go with the 2 in drop: sprint, progress... etc. if u get eibach, the drop might not be that noticeable.
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Rep Power: 0 hey do you have a pick of the tanabe ones. i really like tanabe and thought about gettin em. how do they handle and how do the preform....etc. thanks man
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Rep Power: 0 sorry man, i don't have a pic b/c i don't have a digi cam. they ride alright. you'll never ride perfect like stock unless you get konis or aftermarket shocks. i have had them for 5 month and my shocks are still good but that's b/c i don't drive like an idiot.
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Rep Power: 0 nooo 2 inches is perfect, plus the springs will settle. i did a about 2 inches with my Skunk2 coilovers and look at my ride [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
u know what they so though..."if you dont drag it, youre a fa****" [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]
u know what they so though..."if you dont drag it, youre a fa****" [IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 By the way is that a 2inch drop for front and back?
Whats a good combo lowerring for front and back.
can any springs be used for our cars or are there specific types and brands?
Sorry for the nooby questions.
Whats a good combo lowerring for front and back.
can any springs be used for our cars or are there specific types and brands?
Sorry for the nooby questions.
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Rep Power: 0 << u know what they so though..."if you dont drag it, youre a fa****" >>
Really? I'd like to see you autocross that thing...real man turn right and left when they race....
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Rep Power: 0 That ride looks sweet!....... but does your wheel hit your fenders? i cant really tell.... and another thing, are shocks really needed?
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i dropped my civic max drop with the rear and jus i think 1 inch higher in the front
it was slammed with 17 inch rimz and low profile tires 205/40/17
it was fine, jus scraped sometimes
but if your careful its okay
right now i have my SiR slammed jus as much hehe
i dropped my civic max drop with the rear and jus i think 1 inch higher in the front
it was slammed with 17 inch rimz and low profile tires 205/40/17
it was fine, jus scraped sometimes
but if your careful its okay
right now i have my SiR slammed jus as much hehe
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Rep Power: 392 dont get eibach sportlines, you'll barely notice that its dropped. go with neuspeed race(2.25f,2.0b). i have neuspeed sports(1.7f,1.5b a lil lower then sportlines) and they are a lil to high... that extra .5 inch drop with the race helps kill the fender gap...
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Rep Power: 0 sorry to interupt guys, but myexownsyou what size are your Tenzo shu 4's (17" or 18") and is that the kaminari KTR II spoiler on your car?
just curious
just curious
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Rep Power: 0 dropped mine yesterday with progress springs. the back hasnt settled all the way yet...but it still looks damn sweet. now i gotta get a camera to take some pics...
u wont go wrong with progress...check out "greg's" ride on member's rides...
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u wont go wrong with progress...check out "greg's" ride on member's rides...
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Rep Power: 0 I have Progress springs on mine, they end up settling to about 2" drop. Doesn't rub the fender on my car but the ride isn't that great, you would need to get struts too. I need them badly. But I like the way that it looks...
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Rep Power: 0 No camber kit...it's actually not that bad. I still need to get one though. I will probably get that when I get struts just so I can do it all at once...
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