Any recomendations on lowering springs
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Any recomendations on lowering springs
Any recomendations on lowering springs that will ride nice just got
a 2012 fit its just my everyday car Im in to drifting and that style of
car low and flush rims. just want a better look not really going to drive it
hard save that for my track car.
so asking about wheel size offset and lowering springs
Thnaks
a 2012 fit its just my everyday car Im in to drifting and that style of
car low and flush rims. just want a better look not really going to drive it
hard save that for my track car.
so asking about wheel size offset and lowering springs
Thnaks
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The search tool is going to help more than anything.
Swift springs offer a slight drop with good ride quality.
If you want to slam your car, get coilovers.
Offsets: max you can go without rubbing in most cases is 7" width on wheels, +45 offset, and 205 width on the tires. With camber and rolling you can go up to probably about whatever you want to. I think I've seen +38, 8", with 215s before.
That's pretty much the summary you need to know to get off and running.
If you are just interested in lowering springs that go low, I like the way the Teins look, but I can't imagine the ride quality being very good at all.
Swift springs offer a slight drop with good ride quality.
If you want to slam your car, get coilovers.
Offsets: max you can go without rubbing in most cases is 7" width on wheels, +45 offset, and 205 width on the tires. With camber and rolling you can go up to probably about whatever you want to. I think I've seen +38, 8", with 215s before.
That's pretty much the summary you need to know to get off and running.
If you are just interested in lowering springs that go low, I like the way the Teins look, but I can't imagine the ride quality being very good at all.
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