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Jun 4, 2002

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Wheel Gap Kit

I was wondering if there were body kits for wheel gap instead of lowering your car. JUst wondering[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/IMG]

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nope....

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I think the new Black Widow II kit has fender flares (real ones, not the POS Wings West versions), but it won't cut down on fender gap. Your best bet is to lower your ride, even if it's only 1.5 inches or so. It'll help, and shouldn't sacrifice your behind too much.

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ya prolly just go wid lowering. ANybody have a link for their ride with 1.5 inch drop front and back??thanks.

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Check in the members rides.............

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How low can i go with 215/40/17 on a sedan

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[hr]Originally posted by: HippyCivicEX012
How low can i go with 215/40/17 on a sedan[hr]

I believe with 40s on there it will simply be a matter of taste, or until you're rubbing the fender. You should be able to camber your rear perfect with 40s and not rub.