DOUGLis350

So I put my wheels on yesterday and noticed something I think is weird. In the rear there is now only 2 finger gap (more like 1 3/4 finger gap) but the front it is like a 3 1/2" finger gap.

Now, with the stock rims (18's) the front looked lower. I know the sport suspension from the factory has .4" lower front than rear, so why would putting on these wheels make the rear lower than front?

Maybe I am missing something, could someone help me out. I am thinking maybe the rear shocks are losing there hold maybe, they have 50k miles on them??

Thanks

pics coming soon

DOUGLis350

CarbonDtls

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Just from the pictures I can tell the new wheels you are using have a smaller sidewall. Need to know the specs on the wheels and tires for the stockers and new wheels. It has to do with your wheel/tire size and thats all there is.

DOUGLis350

originals were 225/40/18 and 255/40/18

new ones are michelin ps2 225/35/19 and 255/35/19

rcracer

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get coils

Sffd103

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yeah...I was gonna say you gotta lower that thing.

CarbonDtls

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ok checked the tire heights from your oem to new wheels and there about the same. The smaller sidewall of the new wheels make the wheel well opening look bigger. Its common when most people go up in wheel size and do not lower there car the wheel gap is always bigger. Get some springs.

Your shocks i'm sure are fine and are not affecting your ride height.

bladibla

hi mate,

im thinking to purchase full faced fsport wheels and fsport springs to complement, do you guys reckon it will sit perfectly on the car? thanks