Here is some pics after my Tein install. I have my basics set at 8 threads from the bottom all the way around. I tried lower, but the front was hitting on everything, so I raised it a few threads. Now I only hit sometimes on really steep entrences/exits, except for speed bumps where my exhaust always rubs; but my exhaust is factory still, so oh well!! I plan on adding a typr R grill and some depo's, along with my new alarm very soon!!




Here is how she looked before the drop.


Pic by the Arkansas River
Same as above, but the negative, looks very cool.


Another 1 by the river through the city. Notice the amber lens in the tailights is removed.

Pic in a parking garage showing front wheel gap.


Engine pic. All stock 'cept for intake, plugs, and wires.

Pic by a little pond in one of the cities' parks.


1 more negative at my apt. complx parking lot.

 

it looks decent, the rims are questionable.

 

That grill is nasty.

Other than that... its looks good!

 

lower that thiing more, it barley looks droped... no body said enter a driveway doing 40 mph.. if u angle in side ways u should have no problems...

 

It is pretty dropped. Not the lowest that I have seen, but its lowered about 2 1/4. I only have a one finger gap right now. Since the coilovers are new, after a few months, the car will settle a little bit more, maybe 1/2 inch. So it sould be about right.

Also, I was about a half inch lower, and I could not even get over the speed bump at my apt. complex without severly hitting my front bumper. I still have part of the frame under the engine and my exhaust scraping right now, no matter what angle I take the speed bump at.

Also, the grills will be gone once I get my new type r here, that for sure!!

 

slam that bitch

 

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Huh? Type R what?

 

ahh, so so