Just wondering how low you can drop this setup before it starts to negate the effects of why you purchased the setup in the first place: BETTER HANDLING

I like to have a low ride height, about 2/2.5 Finger gap, will I need to have my Koni Yellows shortened??? Thanks for the input

 

With my bumpstops cut in half, and my ride height 1.5" lowered from stock height, I have roughly 1" of suspension shock travel or 1.5" of wheel travel. From the center hub to the fender it is 12.5" and 12.75" rear. It gives me about 2 finger gaps or so. Prior to that I had it lowered with barely any wheel gap, and I was riding on bumpstops, the car did not handle very well.

If you want to lower it to gain at least -2 static camber without camber kits, you'll need to get the shocks shortened and/or buy Ground Control upper mounts.

I have 400F/500R spring rates. Planning on moving up to 500F/600R. 400 is soft to keep off bumpstops.

 

When you're constantly into the bump stops, you're too low/soft. The lower you want to go, the more stiffness you'll need.

 

You can only go so low with this setup even if you have super stiff springs because you'll be on your bumpstops at static ride height, forget about during cornering.