GC coilovers slammed all the way down- how low?

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  • ZekeTheSneak
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    bcs go the lowest for the cheepest. DO it! I can set my fender on my tire with a 16x9 215/40 falken. Ask for the shortest springs as well. I had the mediums at first because the retailer didn't understand i want the lowest ones possible.

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  • JRKOUPE
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    Originally posted by M-technik-3
    Corrado Koni's
    or short bodies by GC

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  • csermonet47
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    That was the lowest I could go with non-shortened housings and camber plates with the GC kit.



    That is the lowest you can go with the GC shortened kit. Can shorten more if you want.

    You be the judge :)

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  • M-technik-3
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    Corrado Koni's

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  • Balleristic31
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    Originally posted by lolcantturn
    what shocks do you guys recommend if you were to shorten your struts?
    Short body Konis

    And btw, cmon man, you've been here long enough to know to use the search function. These questions have been answered NUMEROUS times.

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  • lolcantturn
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    what shocks do you guys recommend if you were to shorten your struts?

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  • sticksdaman
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    Originally posted by Blackout
    ^^^^^ Do billys bottom out occasionally ?
    yes, ANY stock length shock will when lowered all the way on GCs. The ride isnt bad though. 450f/650r

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by Blackout
    ^^^^^ Do billys bottom out occasionally ?
    Never noticed them doing that, I ran mine in a SCCA event quite hard. Did outstanding no issues. Handles daily driving very well too.

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  • Blackout
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    ^^^^^ Do billys bottom out occasionally ?

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  • sticksdaman
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    All the way down in the front, about a 1/2 inch to go down in the rear.

    Unmodified housings, GC Camber plates

    Bilstien Sports all around

    195/60/14 up front
    195/65/14 in the rear

    I'd like to go lower still...
    Attached Files

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  • Jb325is
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    Chop em! You'll regret it if you don't. For the $300 you spend on camber plates you could just about buy a set of Koni's

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  • F34R
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    Originally posted by reelizmpro
    Oversized tire diameter?
    =)

    225/50/16 the wheels came with the tires. Next set is going to be 215/45/16 for track days and on the BBS RS I am building will be 205/45/16 giving them a little stretch.

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  • reelizmpro
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    Originally posted by F34R
    This is mine:
    (No motor in)


    Early model arches(higher=harder to tuck)


    This is maxed out without shortening the housings. I am tucking ALL tread and a little side wall. I had to roll and pull a bit to fit the tires.


    GC coils, bilstein sports, e28 GC camber plates(8-10mm drop vs stock hats) spring rates: 500F/700R
    In the spring I am chopping 2" out of the housings in the front and going to valved Koni for better dampening for track use. This was NOT needed on the Bilsten sports. It rode and handled like a boss, only reason I am changing is for more strut options.

    Hope this helps =)
    Oversized tire diameter?

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  • lolcantturn
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    that helped quite a bit! thanks

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  • F34R
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    This is mine:
    (No motor in)


    Early model arches(higher=harder to tuck)


    This is maxed out without shortening the housings. I am tucking ALL tread and a little side wall. I had to roll and pull a bit to fit the tires.


    GC coils, bilstein sports, e28 GC camber plates(8-10mm drop vs stock hats) spring rates: 500F/700R
    In the spring I am chopping 2" out of the housings in the front and going to valved Koni for better dampening for track use. This was NOT needed on the Bilsten sports. It rode and handled like a boss, only reason I am changing is for more strut options.

    FYI the rear suspension has camber and toe adjustment welded in.

    Hope this helps =)

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