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Old 04-28-2003, 01:22 PM
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ok, i recently bought some 2" drop springs.. I've been looking at my current wheel gap, and it hardly looks like there's enough room there. My tires are 195/50/R15. heres a pic i took.
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Old 04-28-2003, 02:04 PM
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Theres plenty of room on a these cars for a 2" drop. Remeber that you will need a camber kit and alignment.
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ive dropped to 2.5 with 195/50 15 and a b16 in the engine bay


you will be fine
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Old 04-28-2003, 03:42 PM
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i used coilovers and cranked them all the way down and cut the bumpstops in half
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It'll work fine, just remember to get a camber kit.
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can anyone reccomend a good cheap camber kit, i dont have one and im getting a little wear but not as bad as most, but also how important is it to get the rear cambers, it doesnt seem to important.
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can anyone reccomend a good cheap camber kit, i dont have one and im getting a little wear but not as bad as most, but also how important is it to get the rear cambers, it doesnt seem to important.
rear camber is pretty easy to ghetto rig using some washers ... ask greg about it.
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