those pictures (esp. side profile pics) of anybody rockin 17's with a spring drop, state what springs, size tires and wheel width

 

17's runnin' 215.45.17 s.tech 2"drop

 

if you had df210s insted of s techs would you rub?

 

here are a few old pics of my car back when it was TCM and on 17's
It is on cut stock springs at the time, with I think it was 205/40/17 tires

 

how much did you cut off you springs to get it like that?, my neighbor just did it to his integra and i was just jokin like you should do that to mine and he said sure and now i was actually thinking about it, hows the ride?

 

hers mine on 17"s 205/40r17

 

the ride is crap straight up. Until I replaced the shocks and struts with shorter ones.
the only other prob that you will have depending how much you cut it you will need to weld the springs in place b/c they do not sit like they used to, and they will move around.

after the new shocks and struts, I am about 5 1/2 inches lower then stock.

the ride may not be as bad depending on how much you cut.

hope this helps.

 

well see the reason i was gonna cut them was just to save some cash insted of buying df210s but that seems like ill be spending more money that way, so i dont know

 

i rub now with s. techs. it is not that bad, but it maight bother some people. if i was runnin' around 205 i might not rub as bad, and definitely if it was 40's not 45's. also, you can get a nice pair of springs whether it be teins or eibachs for a decent price and it will save you a major headache instead of cutting your stock springs. i don't advise cutting them because of the loss of ride comfort and all the work it takes to make it work the right way. my springs were 150 shipped and that is the cheapest price i have ever paid to lower a car. only my opinion.

 

so if i put df210s on with a 215 45 you think i will rub alot i was only going to get 45s for comfort but i guess 40s are good also

 

df210s with 17x7 205/40/17 tires no rub at all.