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Mar 15, 2005

redhotcivic

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what bhody kit has the least lowering effect? i have 17" wheels and want a kit, but i still dont want any fender gap! what to do?

Mar 15, 2005

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lower your car, thats the only way to get rid of fender gap.
If you dont want to spend too much and you want excellent springs and will just keep the stock shocks...grab these at an awesome price!
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=197993

and for bodykits use the search for members rides. You will probably want a subtly lip kit though.

Mar 15, 2005

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lip kits or body kits wont eliminate wheel gap.

Mar 15, 2005

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no no i already have the car lowerd, i want to put a kit on but i dont want to have to raise my car up and give it fender gap... right now i'm tuckin 17"s all the way around, and i would like to add a kit........

Mar 15, 2005

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17s will always have wheel gap unless you get fatter tires. get a lip kit it'll help

Mar 15, 2005

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are you saying you're tucking tires, and want a body kit that won't bottom out?? Kinda hard to understand what ur trying to say

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IMO, lip kits > body kits

Mar 15, 2005

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i'm tuckin rims and tires.... the car is low as **** right now, i just want my bumpers to look different... thats all

Mar 15, 2005

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tuckin hahahha damm newbie im hittin on 22's dawg its tight forsho homeboy

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^^^ Chill out man...He asked a simple question and nobody understood so he clarified by saying he already has the wheels tucked, lay off and if your not gonna help dont bother posting.

With that said, any kit you get even if you were riding at stock height at some point or another your gonna scrape the bumper. Just get a lip kit they look sick and be easy on it. Try to get a full urethane kit too, just to try and prevent breaking it.