How much to lower with 17" rims?
Hey all.
I have a 2000 Honda Civic Se. Just bought 17" rims on it, havn't put them on the car yet. What is a good/safe distance to have the car lowered? Are adjustable springs ok to use? Also, since it's a SE model, when looking for parts what model should I look for? SI, DX, LX or EX ?? Thanks |
Neuspeed Race springs hands down! 2.25" in front and a 2" in the rear. Thats what I have on my hatchback with the 17's.
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any problems with the speed bumps?
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Originally posted by Mischev any problems with the speed bumps? I think the only I ever had a problem with my car being that low is that I scaped my front lip on a steep driveway but other than, no problems. If you do plan on going with these springs, get the adjustable shocks while you're at it. |
sport spring MAX
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1.25" drop on my 98' with minor rubbing. Could be my offset. Allways check your offset before purcaseing rims!
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1st problem your going to have is that you got 17's, no matter how low you get your car, it's still going to look high :eek:
look at tego's car, he has his lowerd to the rubber almost and see how high off the ground it is :thumbup: |
Originally posted by Younes Si 1st problem your going to have is that you got 17's, no matter how low you get your car, it's still going to look high :eek: look at tego's car, he has his lowerd to the rubber almost and see how high off the ground it is :thumbup: It is lowered to the rubber, rear wheels are tuckin' in a bit and the front almot tuckin. My dad took my car out for a drive yesterday and I watched him while he took off...I never realized it but its pretty low. Looks high huh... http://img53.exs.cx/img53/3271/dscf00064en.jpg |
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