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10-16-01, 07:47 PM
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I was given Tanabe Super Low Down springs for an FD.
I have 18 inch rims on my car with 235/40 front and 245/40 rear.
The springs lower the car 1.5 inches, can anyone advise if this setup would be ok?
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I have 18 inch rims on my car with 235/40 front and 245/40 rear.
The springs lower the car 1.5 inches, can anyone advise if this setup would be ok?
Thanks
Vic
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10-19-01, 12:52 PM
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I have those springs and they lower the car about an inch. It's not even close to the 1.5in. That's good though for me, cause I didn't want it that low anyways. I think the exact measurements were 25mm up front and 30mm in the rear. Looks and drive real nice. No rubbing or anything. I'm running stock rims btw. Don't know about your setup though.
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10-19-01, 07:14 PM
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Originally posted by lone wolf
I have those springs and they lower the car about an inch. It's not even close to the 1.5in. That's good though for me, cause I didn't want it that low anyways. I think the exact measurements were 25mm up front and 30mm in the rear. Looks and drive real nice. No rubbing or anything. I'm running stock rims btw. Don't know about your setup though.
I have those springs and they lower the car about an inch. It's not even close to the 1.5in. That's good though for me, cause I didn't want it that low anyways. I think the exact measurements were 25mm up front and 30mm in the rear. Looks and drive real nice. No rubbing or anything. I'm running stock rims btw. Don't know about your setup though.
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