I have a <U>1996 HB Civic</U> and recently bought mags that are <U>16''inch by 7'' wide</U> with a <U>+38mm offset</U> and some <U>Toyo Prox 205/45/16</U> tires. I want a drop and after alot of reading i will go for the Koni Yellow. I want to know which coils could fit with this setup. I don't want to go through the problem of rolling my fenders and it is more of a drop height question then performance. Just instead of giving my a height (1.5'' or 2.0'' maximum drop etc....) i would like to know which coils would drop the car so that it won't RuB against my front or back fenders.

All the important facts have been given just tell me how low i can go without rubbing or rolling my fenders i think i cannot go pass 1.5'' inchs any commments will be thought of because i can get Eibach Spotline for very cheap!. Thank you!

1.<U>1996 HB Civic</U>
2.<U>16''inch by 7'' wide</U>
3.<U>+38mm offset</U>
4.<U>Toyo Prox 205/45/16</U>]

THANK YOU!


Modified by Civic_Seb at 7:55 PM 3/26/2008

 

Anyone?! Please?!

 

Please... Im waiting for this answer to change my suspension or mags... If it doesn't fit! Thanks!!!

 

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What exactly is the question?

 

All the important facts have been given just tell me how low i can go without rubbing or rolling my fenders i think i cannot go pass 1.5'' inchs any commments will be thought of because i can get Eibach Spotline for very cheap!. Thank you!

 

Up!

 

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Try it and see. This "question" (telling us to tell you something is not a question) is unanswerable. Both spring rates and ride height will determine the amount of rubbing. And unless you find someone else with the exact same car, wheels, tires, alignment settings, and spring rates, then no one can ever tell you the exact height you can drop to.

Also, punctuation, grammar, overall writing, sigh... If you want help, make it so people can actually read it.

Also,
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my suggestion to you is to get some GC's, you will have to do some research to see which rates you will want. with adjustables you can lower it until it rubs then raise it up a little so it won't

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