can someone with a stock 4dr gsr tell me how much gap there is between the tire and the fender for the front and back. i never measured it before i lowered my car. i just lowered it to were i liked it, and i just wanted to know how much i lowered it.

 

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no one has a stock 4 dr suspension?

 

whoever can do it, measure from the ground to the jackpoint on all 4 corners, that will give the most accurate way of comparing ride height between 2 cars of the same make.

 

yeah, can anyone do this for me?

 

Yeah don't use tire - fender gap cuz some tires have taller sidewalls then others

But sorry I can't help you...

 

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well you can measure from wheel center to fender edge (you'd get the same measurement regardless of sidewall height), but there still could be some discrepancy that won't be there if you just stick a tape measure under the jackpoint and measure from that to the ground.

 

well according to the acura brochure stock is 5.9in of clearance

 

that's ground clearance measured at the lowest point of clearance on the stock vehicle, which I have no idea which point that is. Ride height is also slightly different between front and back, so a measurement should be taken at all 4 corners.

Of course since it's a comparison between 2 of the same cars, it doesn't really matter where the measurement is taken, as long as the same spots are used on both cars.

 

so no one here has stock suspension.