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Old Sep 23, 2003
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Hello people...i just got some 18" Velox VX8's wrapped in 225/40/18 Nitto NT555ZR Extreme tires...i just wanted to see some pictures or even get some suggestions about dropping the car on some springs...I was looking at the Eibach pro kit which offers a 1" drop all around...My biggest concern is the tire rub...is there any other kit which can give me a clean drop and close to no rub??...Pictures would help a lot (specifically cars with 18's and springs)...thanks in advance to all of the people who are going to reply
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Dude, take my advice, DO NOT drop the car. If they don't rub now, they're defenitely going to once you drop it. I had GoldLines and the same series tires you do and it rubbed. I would advise getting new tires before you drop.
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i have 18's with 215/35/18 rubber and my car is dropped with TEIN S-techs about a 1.5 in front and 1.7 in rear... no rubbin here....
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215/35 opr 215/40 wont rub but 225/40 def will i have 215/35 dropped on 18's and its like 1/4" away from the well wall with 225/40 it owuld def hit i used to have 225/40 and mine rubbed w/o drop


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215/40/18s won't rub and I'm dropped on Sportlines. I suggest you get new tires.
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yea my friend had 215/35/18 with goldline drop. no rubbing. eibach prokit is your best bet
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with yur tires size I would go wit the pro-kit ..... I have 215/35/18 on some sportlines and I LOVE IT !! no rubbing, i don't even have to drive sideways on speedbumps ......
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I'm dropped on 18" 215/40/18 with goldlines and i have no rub!!! Sittin LOw perfectly!!!
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Originally posted by Scott2055
Dude, take my advice, DO NOT drop the car. If they don't rub now, they're defenitely going to once you drop it. I had GoldLines and the same series tires you do and it rubbed. I would advise getting new tires before you drop.
I'm thinking of the Eibach Pro Kit. It only drops the car 1 inch. Do you still think it would give me trouble???. If I'm not mistaken then the goldlines give you a 2 inch drop which seems drastic...Should I still go ahead with the Eibach pro kit or wait it out?
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Lookie here, I got 18'' Velox VX-8 rims with Falken Ziex tires. Fr a drop I have Ground Control Coilovers. I would say it is dropped about 1'' and I have never once rubbed or scraped. And I just recently lifted it up. Before it was dropped I'd say 1.25 and I never rubbed either but the wheels did camber before. Right now i am riding smooth. No problems!!!
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215*35*18 wheels are 18*7.5 i have no scrape or rub at all. car 03 lx, springs nuespeed 1.75's imo the car needs to come done another inch or so....hehe
ps the car is on a slit hill with the ebrake on, so its accualy a bit lower ...the top of the tire is almost leval with the car body
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Originally posted by NA-01CivicSedan
Lookie here, I got 18'' Velox VX-8 rims with Falken Ziex tires. Fr a drop I have Ground Control Coilovers. I would say it is dropped about 1'' and I have never once rubbed or scraped. And I just recently lifted it up. Before it was dropped I'd say 1.25 and I never rubbed either but the wheels did camber before. Right now i am riding smooth. No problems!!!
what series tires are you running?
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