Lowering Options / Recommendation

tpaukovits

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Looking for some advice here on my lowering options...

Last year I installed HR Race springs with the stock rims / tires. While the car had a good stance, it was still not the look i was trying to get.

This past weekend I removed all four stock rims / tires and installed 18 inch staggered rims. In the rear i'm running 18x10.5 with 315x30x18 tires and in the front I have 18x9 rim with 275/35/18 tires. I'm back to having a 3 in gap between my fender and tire in the rear, and a 2.5in gap up front. What do you guys recommend? I'm thinking that i should remove the springs and go with a coilover kit, but i now nothing about coilovers. Can they be adjusted (approx 4 in) to get the perfect ride height? Are they easy to adjust?

I also saw some guys cut their springs, so I'm looking for options / recommendations. I did see that MM makes a pretty good coilover. Thoughts?
 

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Thanks for the links. I'm not sure what ISO's are installed. I'm guessing stock but not 100% sure since I had a garage install them last year.
 

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Any other recommendations? If I remove an ISO or two I doubt I'll be able to get 2.5 inches lower.
 

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Are you sure the springs are sitting in the perches correctly? Also did you have the car aligned professionally after the springs were installed? Sounds like you have a lot of positive camber that raises the car and puts a gap between the tire and fender.
 

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steeda's. no rear ISO's. all factory ISO's in the front.

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