Lowering Soon
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Lowering Soon
well my tire size atm is 215/45's on 18's i found some sportlines on ottps website that lower 2.5 in the back and 2.0 in the front now im thinkin if thats gunna be to low and rub the fenders? other springs im thinking r 1.0 and 1.5 lemme know what u think im trying to obviously get rid of the gaps
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yeah i'm lsj and i dunno im hopin it'll be fine cause 2.5 in the rear and 2.0 in the front is pretty legit lol gotta remember i live in ohio shitty roads around where i live. is there any real difference between the sportline pros and just plain old sportlines?
eibach pros are less of a drop ( so more wheel gap obviously) sportlines are the way to go if you want less wheel gap and still want to perform. If i could do it all over without wasting money i would have went coils instead lol
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and yes coilovers would be legit i just can't see myself putting a grand into my suspension but totally worth it yes lol
The Sportlines do not drop an LSJ that much, those measurements are for a base model. The sportlines are a nice mild drop, I ran a 235/40/18 on them with no problems.
The Eibach pro-kit is basically a stock height LSJ spring, slight drop in the rear, like .5", and none in the front, just with a better spring rate.
The Eibach pro-kit is basically a stock height LSJ spring, slight drop in the rear, like .5", and none in the front, just with a better spring rate.
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Yeah I have B&Gs and they do put me low enough where I scrape every time I go up my driveway. But then again I'm still on stock 15s so I am lower than I wanna be right now.
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