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How low of a drop??

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    How low of a drop??

    I have 17"s just wondering whats a good drop.i want as close as possible and not tucked.

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    Buy coilovers, then you can adjust it to whatever height you like.
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      #3
      I dont want coilovers i prefer just standard lowering springs.

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        #4
        2.5 or 3 but u will need camber kit

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          I would go 2.5-3" depending on what size tire your gonna have on the rims. Best thing to do is put the rims on the car and get out a measuring tape and measure the distance between the wheel and the fenders. That should tell you the max drop without tucking the tires.
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            Originally posted by sweet91accord View Post
            2.5 or 3 but u will need camber kit

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