amimaxima

i was wondering if you have k sports and you have 18 inch rims with 235 40 18 tires and screw the nut all the way down how low will the car be?

i found these pictures

chillin014

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edit- nevermind i'm not sure of your question, you mean the highest your car would be? sorry, i dont know.

Mxrider52

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They will only go so far before they stop but it will probably touch the wheel well

amimaxima

oh ok so you have alot of adjustment options

amimaxima

also with the k sports whats the most amount of inches you can drop the car? 4 inches>?

chillin014

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depending on how crazy you are, i'm pretty sure you can drop the car further than you'd want to. i mean, i had over an inch of thread left to bring that bottom collar up (the piece of orange covered by the rotor in the pic) and i was dragging as.s big time scraping everything up under the car.

JeremysBlkMax97

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Those are my coilovers. When I put in the rear's, they were threaded to 1 3/4 inches above the valve seal and the drop was about the same as with my Eibachs. 26" to center of wheel arch from ground. They probably had another 3" of lowering left. I wanted to try it, but was afraid the car would crush on the jack. Probably would amlost scrape the ground.

VIP Maxima

if u want to know if u can thuck the tires in, u can.....

ImmaSquashYou

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i got d2's and they're enough to make ur car look like this....oh i have at least another 1 1/2 to go

darklegend06

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They look nice but I wonder which one is better d2 or ksport? future plan for me

VIP Maxima

same thing.....

ImmaSquashYou

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whichever is cheaper at the time that you're gonna buy them at. Seems like k-sports might be a lil better, but i think its basically going to shop-rite and buy their brand of milk, or go to pathmark and buy their brand of milk, doens't really matter

amimaxima

thank you for the info

Caracicatriz

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haha, Pathmark is not that well know outside of Jersey. It's a good store though.