which springs should i get?...plz help!
i want to drop my car but i dont want it slammed... im wondering whats everyones input is and would love some suggestions...im gonna get some 16x7 black slipstreams and i just want a drop that covers the wheel gap and doesnt rub....
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Swift lowering springs would be your best option if you don't have a set budget.
Swift lowering springs Also, what size tires do you plan on running? What offset Slips? |
I've got Tein STechs and like them:
Electronics, Cars, Fashion, Collectibles, Coupons and More Online Shopping | eBay They're pretty soft spring rates and the ride is pretty comfy for me, stock shocks still and they haven't blown (it's been about a year now). Still feels like the day I installed them. About a 2" drop, don't expect a huge handling improvement, they're for looks mainly. You'll still have some wheel gap with either the Swifts of STechs and 16's. You'll need coilovers to close all of the gap. |
swift springs
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Eibach Sportline or Swift Sport Mach.
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Thanks for your replys.... For the 16x7's what is a good offset?....I was thinking about a 205/45/16 for the tires...I appreciate your suggestions since I really don't know much about the right offset and tire size etc etc.....
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205/50/16 tire size will give you the same diameter as the stock tire size. 205/45/16 will start throwing off your speedo and miles gauge...
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Originally Posted by kollunz
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205/50/16 tire size will give you the same diameter as the stock tire size. 205/45/16 will start throwing off your speedo and miles gauge...
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So I just got bought the Tein s techs :D.......So I should go for a 16x7 wheel with 205/50/16 tire and a 45 offset for no rubbing?....what is the lowest offset I could go for w/o rubbing just to have an idea?....thanks in advance!
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