coilovers on :) pics
11-12-08, 01:03 AM
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coilovers on :) pics
just got my front coilovers on. rear ones are going on this weekend. the car is dumped right now but i will be raising it up a bit. just some pictures of how it sits now though. the coilovers are stance GR+pros 10k all around. enjoy!
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11-12-08, 08:43 AM
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what size front tires are you running? They look trapped under there, you can not really turn them at that ride height, can you? I've got clearance issues with mine and they are nowhere near that slammed.
living on a dirt road, i can't imagine running at that height. it wouldn't clear the washboard!!
how much more are you going to have to raise it to be on the street.
overheating fixed?
living on a dirt road, i can't imagine running at that height. it wouldn't clear the washboard!!
how much more are you going to have to raise it to be on the street.
overheating fixed?
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11-12-08, 12:42 PM
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what size front tires are you running? They look trapped under there, you can not really turn them at that ride height, can you? I've got clearance issues with mine and they are nowhere near that slammed.
living on a dirt road, i can't imagine running at that height. it wouldn't clear the washboard!!
how much more are you going to have to raise it to be on the street.
overheating fixed?
living on a dirt road, i can't imagine running at that height. it wouldn't clear the washboard!!
how much more are you going to have to raise it to be on the street.
overheating fixed?
11-12-08, 01:39 PM
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what size front tires are you running? They look trapped under there, you can not really turn them at that ride height, can you? I've got clearance issues with mine and they are nowhere near that slammed.
living on a dirt road, i can't imagine running at that height. it wouldn't clear the washboard!!
how much more are you going to have to raise it to be on the street.
overheating fixed?
living on a dirt road, i can't imagine running at that height. it wouldn't clear the washboard!!
how much more are you going to have to raise it to be on the street.
overheating fixed?
for the cooling problem i have to replace my water temp sensor and it should be good. if not im just going to take the car into a shop and have them look at it
11-12-08, 04:23 PM
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ya the car is going up a bit. this was just a test fitment and the coilovers are almost all the way down lol. they will be going up and it should level out a bit when the rear coils go on
11-13-08, 12:10 PM
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First off, it looks great.
The problem is there's no way you can drive it like that with 10k springs.
After the tires wear through the fender liners, they will eat up the wiring harnesses.
You need at least another inch of clearance, and even then a good bump will cause tires to hit fender liners.
The problem is there's no way you can drive it like that with 10k springs.
After the tires wear through the fender liners, they will eat up the wiring harnesses.
You need at least another inch of clearance, and even then a good bump will cause tires to hit fender liners.
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update just got all my coilovers on. still need to put the fronts up a bit and tweak the backs a bit but here are some more pictures. enjoy!
