GROUND CLEARANCE
Okay. . .so im trying to get an idea on the effects of lowering my car and ground clearance (and how low I should go). . . this may sound lame, but how far off the ground is your car? this measurement is from the ground to the bottom of your bumper. Please include these specs:
1. Ground Clearance (from ground to bumper)
2. Body kit, or lip kit, or no kit
3. Lowering Springs
4. Rim size (including tires)
I already have 19's (225/35/19). . .I am looking at getting the viniati lip kit. . I just want to see how much I should lower it to get about a 6" gap between the ground and the lip kit. . . THANKS!!!!
1. Ground Clearance (from ground to bumper)
2. Body kit, or lip kit, or no kit
3. Lowering Springs
4. Rim size (including tires)
I already have 19's (225/35/19). . .I am looking at getting the viniati lip kit. . I just want to see how much I should lower it to get about a 6" gap between the ground and the lip kit. . . THANKS!!!!
I don't know my exact clearance, but I'm on hotchkis and 18's with the oem lipkit. I scrape everywhere I go, but usually its just a slight scrape on the bottom that no one will ever see. The drop looks really nice though.
im dropped on hotchkis with the stock 17s right now and i have the rs1 lip kit..no problems scraping really..just gotta watch where your driving.only time i "scraped" was cuz since the snow/ice is starting to melt there are a bunch of bumps of ice
Originally Posted by lalanrich
17" stock wheels, no lip or body kit, H&R springs, Toyo Proxies 4 for tires.
Originally Posted by orangesuburban
AIT Fabulous front bumper
Tein sTechs
19" rims - 225/35/19
3.25" ground clearance and i tuck every tire
Tein sTechs
19" rims - 225/35/19
3.25" ground clearance and i tuck every tire

Originally Posted by theblue
I don't know my exact clearance, but I'm on hotchkis and 18's with the oem lipkit. I scrape everywhere I go, but usually its just a slight scrape on the bottom that no one will ever see. The drop looks really nice though.
i really dont, usually only when im on the interstate and dont slow down for bumps and things like that. other then that, you just have to know how to drive, how to take turns, and how to take hills/ entryways/ railroad tracks.
i wouldnt change the set up i have.
i wouldnt change the set up i have.
if you really are debating it cause of the scraping then just know that it will happen a few times depending on how you drive. TRD are a good set of springs to lower it on but if you want it just a tab lower then go with Tein H-Tech and it will give it a good drop without having to worry about scrapinng much as to what i said about your driving.
Originally Posted by orangesuburban
i really dont, usually only when im on the interstate and dont slow down for bumps and things like that. other then that, you just have to know how to drive, how to take turns, and how to take hills/ entryways/ railroad tracks.
i wouldnt change the set up i have.
i wouldnt change the set up i have.
Tein H-Techs will be the best for your situation. They are not dumped, but they make it so that you are noticeably lower. I have not scraped. Springs are great. Go with the H-Techs. Talk to JSCSpeed on this site to get a great deal!






