hillbillycivic

the look im going for is for the fender to be flush with the top of the tire or maby a sliver lower but with the wheel inside the fender with and a camber kit not all hella flush deep dish camber king style.

every spring/coilover/sleeve says how many inches of drop it can provide... well how many do i need to get the look im going for.. also how low will ground control's go? there web sight says .5-4 but now sure how accurate that is.

right now im running 205/40-17s on a 98 civic hatch. car is on unknown lowering springs already so i cant just measure.

doood

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adjust it until you get the height you're looking for. how hard is that?

hillbillycivic

like i said everything i look at lowers a different amount some are 1,2,3,4 in well if i buy not enough i wont like it if i spend way more money than needed on 3.5+ drop coilovers and dont need that much i wasted my money.

grumblemarc

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Apparently, very.

grumblemarc

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So you don't even HAVE the setup yet? Can't make that call for you then. If it's all adjustable then you're wasting your time posting.

92civiceg9gsr

Um... tape measure??? Then measure how low you want the fender to be??? Complicated??? I think not.

fastwanabe

Hillbillycivic, you're question is not an easy one to answer since all suspension components vary from car to car. I can tell you however that if you want that kind of a drop to fit your need you'll have no choice but to get good coilovers and then dial them in to your specification. I know its not the answer your looking for.

DO-WORK-SON

Shoot for 3+ inches of available drop, better to have more than you want then not enough, though im just guessing with your wheel/tire size maybe 2.5 would be about where you wanna be.

alphalanos

i know koni/ ground control can go pretty low. my s2 is tucking tire and i could still go another inch easily. basically any adjustable threaded setup should fit your needs as you can find tune it exactly where you want.