this type of specific drop is attanable with coilover kits, not springs!pakicoupe wrote:yea that what mine is but i dont want it to be too low from the front! and adidas2go had 1.2 inch i read...any way i can do 1.2" rear 1.5" front or whats the deal?? lil help
Ditto.....rjdmmfl1 wrote:
this type of specific drop is attanable with coilover kits, not springs!
To Josh or Kyle, Can I email one of you about my order?windex wrote:
Directed towards Josh and/or Kyle... I was told my order was going to ship today but i have neither a shipping confirmation or order confirmation. Can you guys verify that my order was put in or what the dealy is? My email address is windexirc(at)gmail(dot)com. Thanks guys for all the work you do for us needy customers!
P.S. I know it the weekend so I can wait if you guys are off tomorrow.
i just got quoted from marget about 92 bucks via ups ground. did you find out the cost for usps?? thanks in advanceJosh@Stillen wrote:
niztec, I will verify shipping cost to hawaii first thing tomorrow with Margaret. We did offer to change our normal shipping method to USPS to save you guys some $$$.
No rubbing in the rear whatsoever. We'll see after I have 3 passengers and the springs have settled.Importroller wrote:So tempting. But Im afraid my wheels will rub if the rear gets lowered
anyone have pics of springs mounted on a Sedan?
Modified by Importroller at 3:11 AM 2/29/2008
what's the specs on your wheels? It seems strange that some folks' sedans are rubbing and others aren't. On a 8.5" wide, +35 offset, 20" wheels with 245 tires, individuals have reported some rubbing WITHOUT a drop on their 2.5 sedans. If indeed you have the same setup, I'm curious to know what's different about your setup that has prevented rubbing when hitting bumps and driveways AFTER a .8" drop in the rear!rj alty 07 wrote: I have a Sedan and I am very pleased with the way the car handles and responds with the new lowering kit
Modified by rj alty 07 at 5:35 PM 3/3/2008
rjdmmfl1 wrote:
what's the specs on your wheels? It seems strange that some folks' sedans are rubbing and others aren't. On a 8.5" wide, +35 offset, 20" wheels with 245 tires, individuals have reported some rubbing WITHOUT a drop on their 2.5 sedans. If indeed you have the same setup, I'm curious to know what's different about your setup that has prevented rubbing when hitting bumps and driveways AFTER a .8" drop in the rear!
i do believe i read somewhere that the suspension was different between the 2.5 and 3.5 vehicles.. that would explain you not rubbing, but i don't think that will be the case for the 2.5 sedans with a drop with a similar wheel/tire setup!rj alty 07 wrote:I have a 3.5 sedan nitto invo tires 245/35/20, 8.5 wide, 35mm offset.It is what it is. The suspension on 3.5 is probablly only real difference. I don't have a 2.5 Sedan. I'm glad theres no rubbing.