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Originally posted by 2mAn View PostIts going to be hard to get the stance you want on a late model without getting coilovers and ultimately you will probably end up with some forward rake on a late model because balancing the gap with a higher rear arch means the front has to come lower.
Early model looks great, throw the Alpinas on that!
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Its going to be hard to get the stance you want on a late model without getting coilovers and ultimately you will probably end up with some forward rake on a late model because balancing the gap with a higher rear arch means the front has to come lower.
Early model looks great, throw the Alpinas on that!
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I have the IE3 springs on my (early) car with 16s on 225/45 tires and I love the way it looks and rides
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Originally posted by 2mAn View PostTheres also one piece to the puzzle that nobody seems to have mentioned.
The pic you posted of the Alpina car is an early model with higher rear arches, while the red car is a late model, as is MrBurgundy's
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Theres also one piece to the puzzle that nobody seems to have mentioned.
The pic you posted of the Alpina car is an early model with higher rear arches, while the red car is a late model, as is MrBurgundy's
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Originally posted by JRKOUPE View Postfrts in pic are 14s.....rears are 15s........gap in frt will decrease w/ 15s...
buuut Mr Burgundy nailed it....Ron always does.
if u r thaaaat picky...........get a coil set
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Originally posted by MrBurgundy View PostI have no experience with coils, but I know a lot of the guys here use ground control.
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Originally posted by DELPHINtimecapsule View PostI'll do some research on coilovers... any specific recommends I should look into first?
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Originally posted by MrBurgundy View PostGet coils, I have h&r race springs with with bilstein sports and I have tucked rear wheels and the front has some gap.
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Originally posted by DELPHINtimecapsule View PostIt looks like the rear arch sits over the tire, while the front has a gap. Aesthetically I'd like the gaps to be even, with an even little space between the wheel arch and the tires.
buuut Mr Burgundy nailed it....Ron always does.
if u r thaaaat picky...........get a coil set
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Originally posted by DELPHINtimecapsule View PostIt looks like the rear arch sits over the tire, while the front has a gap. Aesthetically I'd like the gaps to be even, with an even little space between the wheel arch and the tires.
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It looks like the rear arch sits over the tire, while the front has a gap. Aesthetically I'd like the gaps to be even, with an even little space between the wheel arch and the tires.
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