Rear Tires a bit too big for current coil over springs.
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I don't think that anyone can come up with any other solution for you.
Sit that shit on MLK Boulevard overnight and make sure you have full coverage.
SoundEfx
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(facepalm)Does anyone realize OPs trying to judge the height of the car by measuring the length of the spring...
Are you mad? He only has liability insurance on his rims.Sit that s*** on MLK Boulevard overnight and make sure you have full coverage.
OGstackadoIIa
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Wow. OP, plz die.
Nick_C78
New Member
Can I interject an idea?
Why not just buy some stock steelie wheels so you can drive around. Get to work and shit. Then sell your current wheels and tires, because they are the wrong ones for your car.
Just an idea...stock steel wheels with tires can be found for dirt cheap.
The reason I suggest this is because a decen suspension is going to run you at least 500. Thats lowballing.
Why not just buy some stock steelie wheels so you can drive around. Get to work and shit. Then sell your current wheels and tires, because they are the wrong ones for your car.
Just an idea...stock steel wheels with tires can be found for dirt cheap.
The reason I suggest this is because a decen suspension is going to run you at least 500. Thats lowballing.
Accel.speed
basically, i like fast!
I love this thread hahahaha.
OP, listen here, because apparently you don't understand this like even a little bit.
SPRINGS COMPRESS TO DIFFERENT HEIGHTS. An 8 1/2 length spring may compress to 5 inches when under a certain weight, while an 8in spring may only compress to 7inches under that same weight.
Now please, don't act like the previous idiot you have been and UNDERSTAND WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO TELL YOU. GOSH.
Do a tradsies and you'll be set. Or continue to think we're assholes because you don't know what you're talking about.
OP, listen here, because apparently you don't understand this like even a little bit.
SPRINGS COMPRESS TO DIFFERENT HEIGHTS. An 8 1/2 length spring may compress to 5 inches when under a certain weight, while an 8in spring may only compress to 7inches under that same weight.
Now please, don't act like the previous idiot you have been and UNDERSTAND WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO TELL YOU. GOSH.
Do a tradsies and you'll be set. Or continue to think we're assholes because you don't know what you're talking about.