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#3
wow, you totally just threw the entire suspension geometry out the window... I hope you like driving a dangerous car....
anything more than 1.5" drop will lower the A-Arms below optimal suspension travel and cause severe loss of traction during suspension compression from extreme camber changes in the tire's contact patch.
Don't you love it when people do their research first before they mod their cars? Forget about your tires rubbing and start asking yourself whether your car is safe enough to drive on a public road. And what on bloddy earth could net you over a 76mm drop up front? The lowest coilovers I've seen drop it to 64mm.
anything more than 1.5" drop will lower the A-Arms below optimal suspension travel and cause severe loss of traction during suspension compression from extreme camber changes in the tire's contact patch.
Don't you love it when people do their research first before they mod their cars? Forget about your tires rubbing and start asking yourself whether your car is safe enough to drive on a public road. And what on bloddy earth could net you over a 76mm drop up front? The lowest coilovers I've seen drop it to 64mm.
#6
are those real coilovers... from what i know skunk2 only makes the slip on coilovers... if they are the slip on i pray to god you replaced your struts because if you've never had a strut blow at high speeds you'll have one soon without them
#9
Originally Posted by Otocan
wow, you totally just threw the entire suspension geometry out the window... I hope you like driving a dangerous car....
anything more than 1.5" drop will lower the A-Arms below optimal suspension travel and cause severe loss of traction during suspension compression from extreme camber changes in the tire's contact patch.
Don't you love it when people do their research first before they mod their cars? Forget about your tires rubbing and start asking yourself whether your car is safe enough to drive on a public road. And what on bloddy earth could net you over a 76mm drop up front? The lowest coilovers I've seen drop it to 64mm.
anything more than 1.5" drop will lower the A-Arms below optimal suspension travel and cause severe loss of traction during suspension compression from extreme camber changes in the tire's contact patch.
Don't you love it when people do their research first before they mod their cars? Forget about your tires rubbing and start asking yourself whether your car is safe enough to drive on a public road. And what on bloddy earth could net you over a 76mm drop up front? The lowest coilovers I've seen drop it to 64mm.
#11
Originally Posted by blk06_tc
if i have 3 inch drop in front and 2.6 drop in back will it rub with 18 inch rims on my scion tc
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