yeah mine is so low it precludes me from doing some things

 

ive been hearing how low yours is Sciond, post a pic on here and let me see this thing lol.

 

His is pretty darn low

 

These are both sets of my wheels18's and 15's...I can torque it down abit more but but I barely get anywhere now

 

Hey, when did you get that front lip?

 

stole it









ebay it was the only urethane one I could find that I liked

 

Same here... glad I got rid of it though

 

I hear you but I am not redoing mine at 119.XXX miles

 

mine wasnt by choice

 

neither was mine I hit a milk crate going 85mph

 

air ride ... or no ride!

 

sorry man but no way... there is no air ride set up that can take the wear and abuse my my coil overs have and continue to endure....even if you discount the fact they handle soooooo much better than air

 

I'm suprised no one suggested this.

Measure the rear height from the top of the wheel lip to the quarter panel arch. Then, simply unbolt the rear shocks at the bottom and pull them off the bolt. Lower the car and remeasure.

 

Are you suggesting to run without shocks or to force the coils to compact more for a short time?

You could also achieve the same affect by leaving an extra hundred pounds or so in the back of your car for a week or two

 

basically it will just tear your shocks up

 

I sit as low as Sciond , and I'm on springs, just regular ol aftermarket springs.

 

as low as I am on the 18's because you can't see the top of the tires they are fully tucked..not as much on the 15's but still very low.... the key is also the shocks you run

 

I sit on my 16's like you do on the 18's , but my springs are 5 yrs old and are used to haulin around my youngest son ( now over 300 lbs and 7+ ft tall).

 

ah spring sag! I shredded my wheel arches

 

oh I am bout 1/2" lower that that pick now... I should update the pics