DarkhorSe_SS

iTrader: (15)

Wanting to know, what is the ground to fender height on these springs.
Need a few users to comment to get a good idea how low these springs go

TransAmWS.6

I got around 26 1/4 front and 26 3/4 rear, car has 17" SLP 10 spokes with stock tire size

Tim_WS6

iTrader: (16)

They don't go terribly low. That's what i have for rears on mine. Sits perfect IMO

gm02ceta

iTrader: (9)

^^^^^^
I'm liking the featherless look on your CETA.

What springs are you running in the front?

crimson_bird

iTrader: (4)

You want center of hub to fender measurement. The size of the wheel/tire/amount of air in the tires will change the ground to fender measurement by a lot, making the numbers fairly worthless for comparisons sake against other cars.

BMR's specs were pretty accurate for the amount of drop you get, so you can trust their numbers to get a good idea of what kind of drip to expect.

james duperre

iTrader: (3)

im at 26 1/4 in front and 26 even in the rear with sub box and full tank of gas. ride quality is great. Had ebay spring on when i got it, it was sitting at 24f and 25r way to low for my liking. love the BMR setup and adj panhard rod

Tim_WS6

iTrader: (16)

I think they're Strange springs. They're Strange adjustables

CBAR02SLP

Was given the BMR kit to include the adjustable panhard bar for Christmas. mine is an SLP car so was already lowered by virtue of their springs...The BMR springs resulted in an additional 3/4" drop all around (total of 1 1/2" per BMR specs)...very pleased with the look and ride. Finally got rid of the nose high "appearance" the SLP look had!