I'm researching for a spring swap over the winter. While the Mach 1 springs ride nice, I could use a slightly lower ride height. I just don't want to go too low, and a lot of comparisons I see compare drop to previous stock height.
I'm curious to how much lower (if any) these springs actually dropped me. Id like to find out go far off stock I actually am
Could someone with a stock spring LX hatch (or any other style) measure from center of center cap of your rim, vertically to the fender lip? Reason I do it this way is because it takes the tire size/inflation pressure out of the equation.
With my Mach 1 springs, I am at
13 3/4" front
14 3/4" rear. (With adjustable LCAs)
Remember, that's Center cap to fender lip. If you want to go total height over the ground, I'm 25 3/4" front. (I only did the front because I had the rear Lcas adjusted for a different size tire and can adjust to match fronts easily )
I'm curious to how much lower (if any) these springs actually dropped me. Id like to find out go far off stock I actually am
Could someone with a stock spring LX hatch (or any other style) measure from center of center cap of your rim, vertically to the fender lip? Reason I do it this way is because it takes the tire size/inflation pressure out of the equation.
With my Mach 1 springs, I am at
13 3/4" front
14 3/4" rear. (With adjustable LCAs)
Remember, that's Center cap to fender lip. If you want to go total height over the ground, I'm 25 3/4" front. (I only did the front because I had the rear Lcas adjusted for a different size tire and can adjust to match fronts easily )