What springs for 18" rims?
07-10-2002
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What springs for 18" rims?
just wonderin if ya'll coudl help me out with finding a spring that will look good with my 215/40/18 wheels that wont rub or scrap but still look low and aggresive and ride nice....and with this drop will i needa camber kit or re-alignment!
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07-16-2002
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Rep Power: 0 I went with a 215/35/18 and rides great. Eibach sportlines with camber kits
front and back (I didn't want any problems although people say you don't need
them). Check it out in members rides.
front and back (I didn't want any problems although people say you don't need
them). Check it out in members rides.
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[hr]Originally posted by: GSTARR
I went with a 215/35/18 and rides great. Eibach sportlines with camber kits
front and back (I didn't want any problems although people say you don't need
them). Check it out in members rides.[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: GSTARR
I went with a 215/35/18 and rides great. Eibach sportlines with camber kits
front and back (I didn't want any problems although people say you don't need
them). Check it out in members rides.[hr]
Edit: Neuspeed sports or H&R SPorts would offer a nice drop and a good ride [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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Rep Power: 0 I have a friend that is closing his store nad he is waiting for someone to buy them. he told me he would sellit for $160 shipped. Thanks and H&R sport drops about 1.3"-1.5" Later
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Rep Power: 0 i say fudge it...get the ground control coilovers...if u drop it 1.5...might as well slam dat it and not leave N E wheel well gapz...but if u dont want to slam it...u can always adjust it to the ride height u want. but picture 18s on a civic slammed...DATS A NICE PIC haha DRIVING MIGHT B BOUNCY..BUT IT MAKES THE CAR LOOK GOOD..DATS WAT I THINK
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