How does this ride height look?
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26" in the front, 27" in the rear. I'm hesitant to lower the rear any more, I have 3" of compression travel (really less, the tire touches the outer fender before i get to frame). To get lower I'd have to run narrower tires or more negative camber.
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I've seen your car, Austin Auflick's, SHovV's car, and those wide meats are great. In this case, for me, wide isn't always better.
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I can pick wide and rake, or less wide, lower and more level (without adding more work of course). I say I can add camber, but if I did that I'd probably hit the inner fender well. There's just not a lot of room to play with.
I could run Nitto 315's probably and have fewer issues.
![](http://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x303/lees02ws6/Trans%20Am%20Pictures/P6140020-1.jpg)
I can pick wide and rake, or less wide, lower and more level (without adding more work of course). I say I can add camber, but if I did that I'd probably hit the inner fender well. There's just not a lot of room to play with.
I could run Nitto 315's probably and have fewer issues.
Last edited by lees02WS6; 04-22-2012 at 07:51 AM.