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Could you maybe take some measurements for me?
I'm looking to get this front lip, but I don't know if my ride height will allow for the correct clearance. Could you measure the clearance from the ground with and without the lip? I'd sure appreciate it man.
I'm looking to get this front lip, but I don't know if my ride height will allow for the correct clearance. Could you measure the clearance from the ground with and without the lip? I'd sure appreciate it man.
Headlights were done with one of the tech tutorials on this site. Baked 'em open and took out the corner pieces. Then I taped them off and painted them flat black and baked them back together.
Clearwater/Tampa area.
Haha thanks. Spun all the way down, no helpers up front. Wheel setup : Enkei Sesto +38 with 205/50R-16.
Headlights were done with one of the tech tutorials on this site. Baked 'em open and took out the corner pieces. Then I taped them off and painted them flat black and baked them back together.
Clearwater/Tampa area.
Headlights were done with one of the tech tutorials on this site. Baked 'em open and took out the corner pieces. Then I taped them off and painted them flat black and baked them back together.
Clearwater/Tampa area.
interesting pathway's wheels and mine are only 0.2 inch difference in diameter, but my racelands aren't spun all the way down. My rears have settled a little more, I'll get a few pictures of how they are now. I don't get how you guys are driving with the fronts collars all the way down. That's what I did at first and I could hear the passenger side spring rattling. I concluded that the spring wasn't compressed enough due to how short it was, there wasn't enough force to pushing down to keep the spring seated.
Austin - I'll get back to you on the measurements. I took off my front lip and sides cause my rear got busted. At least now I can dive head on into dips and speed bumps ;]
Austin - I'll get back to you on the measurements. I took off my front lip and sides cause my rear got busted. At least now I can dive head on into dips and speed bumps ;]
Mine rattled like crazy too at first but I just tightened down the bolt at the top of the strut more and it stopped.
Also when I installed the back I didn't put on the OEM metal cup piece on the rear shocks because some of the pics I saw it wasn't on there. BUT just one man hole cover later the rear shocks shot through the rear of my truck
. Sounded like a friggin bomb went off.
Also when I installed the back I didn't put on the OEM metal cup piece on the rear shocks because some of the pics I saw it wasn't on there. BUT just one man hole cover later the rear shocks shot through the rear of my truck
Buy a lot of them. I feel they won't be lasting long 
My bump stops are like 1/2 of what they were. I don't have any problems with the spring compressing... it's fully compressed. Tried to raise it up the other day to see if that would compress it more and in turn make it lower, but no joy.
All the way down lol


And .2 inches lower would make me so much happier lol and put my tire just about on the fender.
My bump stops are like 1/2 of what they were. I don't have any problems with the spring compressing... it's fully compressed. Tried to raise it up the other day to see if that would compress it more and in turn make it lower, but no joy.
All the way down lol


And .2 inches lower would make me so much happier lol and put my tire just about on the fender.
i'll take a picture of what my strut look like and compare it to yours. when you raised up the collars, you did lower your car back down right? you won't see compression with the car jacked up.
The way our suspension is set up makes it that way in the rear. The more you bring the car down, the more the rear axle moves forward in the wheel well, which makes getting good angles for photos of our cars impossible because from the wrong angle, it could look like you have a huge wheel gap haha. xB's have this problem as well, since it's essentially the same car.
of course. I rode around the neighborhood with it like that to see how'd it feel.
The way our suspension is set up makes it that way in the rear. The more you bring the car down, the more the rear axle moves forward in the wheel well, which makes getting good angles for photos of our cars impossible because from the wrong angle, it could look like you have a huge wheel gap haha. xB's have this problem as well, since it's essentially the same car.
so with racelands, it can get bouncy at times. do raising the collars up make the ride more stiff? i turned mine up about an inch, i might just be imagining things but the ride feels a little better.
this picture was before. right now the collar is another inch higher.

the rears are actually lower, barely a gap, just how the picture came out.
this picture was before. right now the collar is another inch higher.
the rears are actually lower, barely a gap, just how the picture came out.






