!!!!! Finally my GK5 Lowered !!!!!
#6
Bbig -Wow, that looks awesome! Just curious, on another post you show a pic of the Tein box with part# SKB74-S1B00 on it and the pic above it shows part# SKB74-AUB00.
Just to clarify, part # SKB74-AUB00 are the springs you installed? As Qbrozen mentioned, GE8 springs will fit on the GK5.
Regardless, your car looks great man!
Just to clarify, part # SKB74-AUB00 are the springs you installed? As Qbrozen mentioned, GE8 springs will fit on the GK5.
Regardless, your car looks great man!
#7
#8
Bbig -Wow, that looks awesome! Just curious, on another post you show a pic of the Tein box with part# SKB74-S1B00 on it and the pic above it shows part# SKB74-AUB00.
Just to clarify, part # SKB74-AUB00 are the springs you installed? As Qbrozen mentioned, GE8 springs will fit on the GK5.
Regardless, your car looks great man!
Just to clarify, part # SKB74-AUB00 are the springs you installed? As Qbrozen mentioned, GE8 springs will fit on the GK5.
Regardless, your car looks great man!
#15
Thank you,
No camber adjust with no rubbing at all
#17
Looks nice, I'm wondering how much your alignment changed. If it did can you get the numbers back to where they should be. Added negative camber will benefit your handling to the detriment of tire wear. What would concern me is, did the toe change by adding toe in or toe out because of the lowering?
#19
Looks nice, I'm wondering how much your alignment changed. If it did can you get the numbers back to where they should be. Added negative camber will benefit your handling to the detriment of tire wear. What would concern me is, did the toe change by adding toe in or toe out because of the lowering?
#20
I don't think you need to add negative camber or it adjust it at all. You probably should get to an alignment shop sooner than later. If adding the camber gave your Fit more toe in you will eat those tires pretty quickly.