New Pics of Projectors and H&R drop!!
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There is no way that thats dropped 1.3" its gotta be more. What size rims and tires are you on. I measured today with my 205/40/17 tires i have 4" wheel gap in the back and 3.25" in the front. That means after rims i should have just under 2" in the front and about 2.7" in the back. Your car looks like there's only one-1.5" all around so how does that work. Suspension is so confusing to me. I only wanna drop my car a little bit but it seems like the manufacturers cant even figure out how much they're going to drop.
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he's got a 25.1" wheel diameter. yours is 23.4". so that makes a big difference.
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^^^he's right you gotta remember i'm dropped on 18s, lotsa more rim.
Hold up let me try this post thing that electric130 just taught me:

haha I got it!!!
If you had the same H&R setup the top of your tire would be about to where the crest of my rim is..
Hold up let me try this post thing that electric130 just taught me:
haha I got it!!!
If you had the same H&R setup the top of your tire would be about to where the crest of my rim is..
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Thank you guys so much. I guess that would make up that extra inch of diameter. Im still debating which springs to buy tho the pro-kit or H&Rs cuz i can get a set of used H&Rs with about 3000km on em for $75 or i can spend 200 and buy a prokit. But for the H&Rs id probs need a camber kit.
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^you will need a camber kit for either drop... I'm paying the price now for riding on a lowered car w/o a camber kit
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lowering springs last forever tho.. you should get the H&R's imo.
(prokit)lowering springs last forever tho.. you should get the H&R's imo.
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^depends on the amount of drop, if you go something like 2" or more drop.. the shocks will blow very quickly.. but if you do something mild like 1-1.75 they seem to hold up...
I replaced mine because the ride sucked.. the blues make me feel like stock again
I replaced mine because the ride sucked.. the blues make me feel like stock again

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https://www.civicforums.com/forums/a...1&d=1173770654
now, put the [img] tags around it by using the little yellow mountain icon and this is the result:
Keep posting pics of that sweet ride and we'll get you straight!
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ok well im not tryin to argue but i have read on this site and i'll quote "There's only one spring kit that doesnt need a camber kit and thats the eibach prokit" and this was comin from a pretty reputable member. But i guess if i need a camber kit i might as well buy the H&Rs
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