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Hey everyone, ok here is the situation. I have tockico blue shocks with h&r springs, now my back tires rub and I was wondering what would be the best thing to do, I want my camber to be set to 0, so letting it lean isnt an option. Ok I was looking at skunk2 adjustable springs
eBay Motors: SKUNK 2 SKUNK2 COILOVER COILOVER 01-04 HONDA CIVIC EX (item 300076854227 end time Feb-07-07 20:02:01 PST)

and I saw how it has that adjustable part that allows for you to raise/lower it by just turning the spindle....is there anyway I could just buy this part....or could I buy something bootleg like this off the net with the adjuster and just use the adjuster and my current springs? Also do you think the adjuster will fit my springs currently installed and how crappy do you think the quality of the adjuster will be with this deal? Thanks.
eBay Motors: 01-04 HONDA CIVIC COIL OVER OVERS COILOVERS SPRING Kit (item 120081826461 end time Feb-07-07 10:38:53 PST)
or possibly get a little better brand and still just use the adjuster...like these obx ones
eBay Motors: COILOVER KIT OBX HONDA CIVIC EX LX DX 01-03 2DR 4DR NEW (item 260082306556 end time Feb-07-07 16:30:19 PST)

Any thoughts anyone? Thanks everyone.

 
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Even if you raise the car with coilovers, what happens when you go over bumps, it still might rub when you go over bumps. Throw your idea out the window.

What tire size are you running?? 215's I bet.
What's your tire offset??

I say either add negative camber, or change your tires (tire size)/rims (better offset).

 
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I had the 215/35 before but I put the right size on, 215/40 and there rubbing on the side....if I raise it enough it will not rub(plus I already shaved my entire lip off so it wouldnt rub but it still does....its sagging in the back and the mooment because I have a very big system in the back thats weighing it down, I dont want to have any negative camber because I really dont feel like messing up my tires.....

 
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What size rims?