What springs for 18" rims?
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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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Rep Power: 0 I run 17's w/ a 2" drop so I think you will have to go w/ like 1-1.5" drop...and do get the camber kit--it'll save your tires and make your wheels look good.
Edit: Some good springs are Neuspeed sports, Eibach, or Goldline...for coil-over springs go with either B&G, Ground Control, or Skunk2. Ingalls or Hotchkiss make good camber kits.
Edit: Some good springs are Neuspeed sports, Eibach, or Goldline...for coil-over springs go with either B&G, Ground Control, or Skunk2. Ingalls or Hotchkiss make good camber kits.
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Rep Power: 0 i didnt go for the name brands such as eibach h&r cuz they dont drop much for our cars so instead i went for matrix springs since they have a drop of 2.5 to 2.75, looks pretty nice on my 18s and has rubbed or anything and the ride is decent
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Rep Power: 0 Eibach Pro Kit is what will give you that look, but be as close to stock (feel) as possible, and not rub at the same time its about a 1inch drop. If thats not enough try the Eibach Sportline kit it is about 1.5inches drop
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[hr]Originally posted by: nookiemonster
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS realign a car after it has been lowered. If you want a perfect drop I say go with an adjustable spring setup. I use ground control...doesn't ride too rough...but you'll need shocks and a camber kit. Pics of it in my ride section...[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: nookiemonster
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS realign a car after it has been lowered. If you want a perfect drop I say go with an adjustable spring setup. I use ground control...doesn't ride too rough...but you'll need shocks and a camber kit. Pics of it in my ride section...[hr]
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[hr]Originally posted by: TOOLOWCIVIC
Eibach Sportline[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: TOOLOWCIVIC
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[hr]Originally posted by: VNlilMAN
i have neuspeed sports and plan on getting the same size tires soon. from what i've heard i dont think it'll rub but i guess i'll find out soon...[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: VNlilMAN
i have neuspeed sports and plan on getting the same size tires soon. from what i've heard i dont think it'll rub but i guess i'll find out soon...[hr]
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