lotusvale

anyone knows the stock height for 00 sir?

bbarbulo

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measured from where??


you can find the overall height of the car in the technical specifications of the Helms manual

lotusvale

oh sorry. i guess i wasn't very clear about it. i was thinking of the gap size between the tires and the fenders of the stock sir so that i can decide how much drop i should get.
thanks

bbarbulo

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generally measuring the gap won't yield good results... I mean, you approximate, and you imagine this look in your head, but when you actually do it, it looks different for some reason. IMO, just get good quality springs that will please you with their ride quality and performance... it's more important than looks, cuz after all, you spend your time in the seat, behind the wheel... not outside your car looking at it.

lotusvale

well that's true yea. but right now the problem is, i still have a 1-2 fingers gap front and rear, and i really want to make it just closing up the gap (kind of just on the tire), and i don't know what drop height should i get. and that's why i was thinking if i know the stock gap, i can approximate based on the specs of these aftermarkets spring. u know i mean? ...like i had a pics of my car on the other thread, but for some reason it was closed.
so yea i'm just kind of stuck and confused now

bbarbulo

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the car looks good in those pics... if you want tire and fender on the same level, you're looking for a 2 inch drop all around.