can I drop just the front?
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I just put some shoes on my whip and I don't like how the gap in the front wheel look. Can I drop just the front and leave the rear alone since I think the rear is okay. I'm running 245/30/20F and 275/30/20 rear. Thanks in advance for all your help guys.
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how do you plan on just dropping the front? If you are just using shorter springs for the front and leaving the rear springs stock, then your car's balance will suffer due to the stiffer, shorter springs just in the front.
if you are on OEM suspension, consider getting the OEM sport suspension springs and shocks. The OEM sports suspension is 0.5" lower in the front.
Or you can look for a set of after market springs that drops the front more than the rear, or get coilovers and adjust the ride height to your liking.
if you are on OEM suspension, consider getting the OEM sport suspension springs and shocks. The OEM sports suspension is 0.5" lower in the front.
Or you can look for a set of after market springs that drops the front more than the rear, or get coilovers and adjust the ride height to your liking.
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ty guys, I think I"m going with the eibach pro kit. Look like that's a very conservative kit to go with. I wanted to drop just the front because the rear is exactly where I want it to be with the stock springs.
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buy some sport springs or get a set of 245/35/20 tires and that should fill the gap better. Not to mention it will match the sidewall profile of the tire better instead of having a rubber band up front.
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