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Originally Posted by Advent7
Congrats on the Prodrive, but you need some spacers....can't tell you what size but definitely a spacer on both front and rear.
Whats you offset?
Whats you offset?
The offset was 23 front 32 rear I believe.
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It must be the angle of the pic. I have a 9.5" front with a +17 + or - 1. and it doesn't ruin functionality(no rubbing) and full lock to lock steering, but to each there own.
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Hard to tell from the photo, I would recommend lowering your car an inch to inch and a quarter. I just did it to my Z with custom 18" and it is extremely functional and it also looks right. I have only 1/2" gap between top of the tire and the fender. You do that and you will be glad you did. BTW, springs are easy to install, it takes a half a day to do it, but the project really isn't very difficult to figure out. You can buy springs for pretty dang cheap and it will make a huge difference to the look of your car (not to mention handling better - functionality that you relish).
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Originally Posted by zzz350
Hard to tell from the photo, I would recommend lowering your car an inch to inch and a quarter. I just did it to my Z with custom 18" and it is extremely functional and it also looks right. I have only 1/2" gap between top of the tire and the fender. You do that and you will be glad you did. BTW, springs are easy to install, it takes a half a day to do it, but the project really isn't very difficult to figure out. You can buy springs for pretty dang cheap and it will make a huge difference to the look of your car (not to mention handling better - functionality that you relish).
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