Alright, i see alot of cars that are lower then mine, i dont know why, i got omni power coils with lyb shocks dumped as low as it can go! but i see all these other guys like in this pic WAY lower, how is it possible is there something i dont know about? is there something i need to get to lower it more? i have a 92 4 door and it aint even close to that!

 

You can get it that low if you remove the suspension.

 

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Heh, shocks and bumpstops FTW!!!!

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You sure it isn't the tiny tires, and lips and skirts making it look lower than it really is?

On my 00 GSR, I had no issues lowering down to flushed wheels on 16s. Now, the ride quality was absolute *****, as I was sitting on the bumpstops at ride height and had a grant total of 1/2" of shock shaft travel before bottoming out. But it can be done.

 

small wheels and COILOVERS

 

full coilovers.. dont leave that part out, and i really small profile tire, possibly stretched...however, why would one want to be that low!?

 

no no i dont want it to constantly be that low, i just want it to be done when the car show comes up.

 

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Are you going to get an alignment after every show? If not, enjoy going through tires like a madman. Toe needs to be aligned after every change in ride height.

If you want to slam it for a show, remove the springs entirely. Post show, put them back in. That should minimize the normal ride height change, and could let you maybe get away without need an alignment each time (notice could and maybe). If you adjust the coils for the show, you won't get them back to the same height each time, and will need the alignment. Keep an extra set of bumpstops around, and stuff an extra one on each shock shaft if removing the spring lays frame.

*edit: Do NOT drive the car without springs. Remove them at the show, then don't move the car until you put them back in.