How much would HKS Hipermax III drop?
How much would HKS Hipermax III drop with 19x9.5/19x10.5 volk wheels/stock wheels?? 
Please help

Please help
Last edited by godlike0104; Jan 15, 2009 at 10:27 PM.
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the rear is maxed out, the front has some play left. both front and rear have not settled since the install, so it will be much lower later. hope this helps
–oh btw, these are the sports.
the rear is maxed out, the front has some play left. both front and rear have not settled since the install, so it will be much lower later. hope this helps
–oh btw, these are the sports.
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—i'm not sure if it makes much of a difference but, with the RSII's i was running on 245's in the front and 275's in rear without rolling and it rarely rubbed, but now i'm at 255 front, 285 rears after rolling/pulling and since then no rub, even on hard U-turns or the occasional unknown pothole
NismoZomsin, can you take a picture of the model label on the side of one of your HKS dampers? HKS has never made a RSII that I have ever seen.
HKS RS coilover
Mildly valved
spring rates 448/448
HKS II coilover
Aggressively valved
spring rates 504/504
RS has now been replaced by the HKS III
II has now been replaced by the HKS Sport
HKS RS coilover
Mildly valved
spring rates 448/448
HKS II coilover
Aggressively valved
spring rates 504/504
RS has now been replaced by the HKS III
II has now been replaced by the HKS Sport
Originally Posted by Gsedan35
HKS III (Monotube construction, adjustable damping, full length height adjustment separate from spring preload
Spring rates 504/504
Min and Max ride height Front: 0 to -1.6” Rear: 0 to -1.9”
HKS III Sport (Monotube conscrution, adjustable damping, sport valving, full length height adjustment separate from spring preload
Spring rates 616/672
Min and Max ride height Front: 0 to -1.7” Rear: 0 to -1.4”
NismoZomsin, can you take a picture of the model label on the side of one of your HKS dampers? HKS has never made a RSII that I have ever seen.
HKS RS coilover
Mildly valved
spring rates 448/448
HKS II coilover
Aggressively valved
spring rates 504/504
RS has now been replaced by the HKS III
II has now been replaced by the HKS Sport
HKS RS coilover
Mildly valved
spring rates 448/448
HKS II coilover
Aggressively valved
spring rates 504/504
RS has now been replaced by the HKS III
II has now been replaced by the HKS Sport

–BUT my new HKS box label says theyre Hipermax III Sport.
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