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will there be any rubbing?
hey, im looking at getting eibach sportline lowering springs, 18" rims (215/35/18 tires), and a heavy system in the trunk... so the eibachs lower the front and rear at 1.8", what do you think? car is a 96 civic lx....
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RE: will there be any rubbing?
It'll ride like complete ass, thats what I think
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RE: will there be any rubbing?
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RE: will there be any rubbing?
Go with 16" or 17" rims and you shouldnt have a problem.
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RE: will there be any rubbing?
hmm, care to elaborate? just cuz of the rims?
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RE: will there be any rubbing?
ORIGINAL: mill$civic Go with 16" or 17" rims and you shouldnt have a problem. |
RE: will there be any rubbing?
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RE: will there be any rubbing?
what is the drop .. with those size tires u should be alright i had coilovers and had it slammed and it didn't rub and i had air with 18's i could slam it on the ground and still no rub couldn't turn the tires but no rub. might want to roll fenders just for extra clearance. 18's isn't as bad of a ride as everyone thinks lil bumpier but watch potholes not the worst though..
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RE: will there be any rubbing?
ORIGINAL: absoulute what is the drop .. with those size tires u should be alright i had coilovers and had it slammed and it didn't rub and i had air with 18's i could slam it on the ground and still no rub couldn't turn the tires but no rub. might want to roll fenders just for extra clearance. 18's isn't as bad of a ride as everyone thinks lil bumpier but watch potholes not the worst though.. |
RE: will there be any rubbing?
should be good i can't remember but i had coilovers slammed i think about 2inch like i said watch for potholes...
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