hey whats up? i got a question. What the biggest size lip i can put on the rear of the car, thats reasonable with out havin to do alot of mods or anything? im not really tryin to pay 5Gs for a set of rims either. the Z is the first rearwheel drive car i have owned so im pretty new to this everything else was dsm's an hondas

also whats the best way to slam with out airshocks or coilvers that cost 2G's? all the spings i have seen only lower like 0.8"s

someone please point me in the right direction with some rim choices an such

Thanks

 

4.5 inches.

Cut the OEM springs.

 

4.5 inches sounds great, i had a set of axis decade rims on my old civic an it had like a
3 1/4" rear lip an i thought i was pimp daddy ha
alot of people cut the stock springs? it used to be kind of tabbo back in the day

an what brand/style are some of the rims i can get with that lip?

 

C-note lip and don't be cheap , you want big daddy bawler lips , get coilovers. Your not driving a civic anymore.

 

FYI - David is messing with you...for the most part.

4.5 inches is about the largest lip you can do with a stock body (depending on wheel design, some companies put goofy spoke designs that cave way inward to make it look like a giant lip). Even this will require cutting or rolling your fenders depending the offset and diameter of the wheel.

Eibach Sportlines supposedly give a nice drop from what I have read, though you'll probably also want to look into new shocks/struts as well to compensate for the shorter shock stroke.

 

depends on the wheel, depends on the offset, depends on if your fenders are rolled, depends on if you search before you submit a new thread.

 

i did some searches before i submitted a new thread buddy. didnt really find what i was looking for so i thought it would be best to ask

 

I'd recommend Eibach Sportlines and Work VS-XX's if you want a fat lip

 

If you want big lips, punch yourself in the face 5 times for making a stupid thread...

 

run crazy camber and the sky's the limit

 

eibach sportline springs/tanabe lowers you a good inch but maybe settles to 1 1/2,depending how wide,camber and offset you big you can go...or you can buy my rims =)and call it a day.

 

PIAA super rozza has around 4.5" rear lip (19x10 +25 size) and no modification required. I know because I had a set. with 275/35/19 tires you could probably put a 5mm or maybe even 7mm spacer on the rears without having to roll fenders. Obviously depends where the camber is set too.

 

Run some negative camber, negative offsets, and stretch your tires... you can easily get 6" no problem. here's mine (5.43")

 

work varianza t1s?

 

 

yessir.

 

this big enough?

 

^^^Yes

 

here my setup


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