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I was wondering how much of a gap every has with neuspeed sports in the rear. I just installed these on saturday. I had a 1 and half finger gap on saturday. 2 days later, I have half a finger to zero gap. Its not tucked though.

I'm running 185/65/15 tires right now. I was wondering if its going to drop any lower. I don't really want it to drop any lower though. I want to know if its going to drop lower???

Anybody have the neuspeed sports with 205/40/17 or 205/45/17 with pics of the rear??? Reason I'm asking, I'm deciding on which tires to run for my summer rims.

btw, I looked through the suspension drop pics, I didn't find any pics that fit, what I was looking for.

Here's what it looked like 2 days ago.

 
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im running 18s with 40 series tires and tucking tire in the rear and front is about 1.5 finger gap once i install my camber kit it should bring it up a lil

 
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I've already got a camber kit in the rear, so hopefully it won't go down any more.

 
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it wont go down any lower.... im running 215/40/18s on mine. u cant go any bigger without it rubbing.evey once in a blue moon i rub in the rear. it did the same to me lowered more then i thought. but i like it. makes the car look good. rides pretty nice too.

 
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i think generally it's about 1 to 1.5 finger gap for the sport springs. But in 2 days, the springs probably havent settled yet.

 
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^^Agreed. The springs will likely have fully settled in 3 months or so; I know my H&R's on stock shocks took summer+fall to settle to their final height, then the rear shocks died and the rear "settled" even more.

 
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i got them for my sedan, and thats exactly what happen to me, they were about just right of the drop, than a couple days later, it dropped lower, and it just bare tucks a bit, like 1/2 inch of a tuck, but i have a sedan, and i hear that it sags, so im pretty sure yours will stay like that, oh and ihave 17's

 
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Neuspeed sport springs are suppose to be higher in the back than the front. Do you have a system in the trunk or something?
I would most agree with Telly's answer. Give it a couple of months. I thought my springs settled within a week then a couple months later it dropped even more. I thought the struts must've blown but I checked and they were fine.
Now it's at almost a finger gap in the front and 1 finger in the back. No system in the trunk. Running 225/40/18 on a coupe.

 
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well, i got a sedan, ive heard springs sag on sedan, but yea i got a a banpass box w/ 2 12's

 
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i do have a system but theres no way 2 10s and a 600 watt amp n box r dropping my rear 1 1/2 of a finger gap i think i need to get a diff set or i was thinkin mayb the nuespeed race springs in the front u guys think that would work?

 
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I'm running this setup with the Sedan srings and Koni Shocks and I get roughly 1.5 finger in rear with about a finger up front. Good drop IMO.

 
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what set up? neuspeed sports?

 
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Ive got Neuspeed sports on my coupe...I'm running on 205/50/16's and I think my rear could be a tiny bit lower..but if i put my tools/school books in my trunk it looks perfect





Ive had them for about a month now

 
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wonder why my springs r so off

 
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I got a set of sports off ebay and my rear sags like crazy. I'm tucking on the driver's side and 1/4 finger on passenger side. I've got tokico's and they're in good shape so i know it isn't blown shocks... 1 12" sub but I really don't think it should be this low in the rear. Btw 195/60/15

 
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Its the Neuspeed Sports for the sedan running on 215/45 series tire. Here is a pic

 
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^^
Very nice drop!

 
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halfnhalf17 i got the same problem

 
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Well, its been a week since the install, it has not gotten any lower. I guess its time for my alignment.

Thank you everyone for your input.

 
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wow, you have a lot of gap in the rear still. You also have a smaller diameter tire size though.

Here's what my car looks like now, after a week.





I'd wait a week or two. That's the info I gathered from searching on this site at least.