nickstone302
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I like the looks of it. Atleast u won't be hitting pot holes down in Florida.
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I like the looks of it. Atleast u won't be hitting pot holes down in Florida.
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Hey our roads aren't paved of solid gold you know! Gonna have to roll the fenders next, luckily it's not a daily driver.
gearheadboy
15 Year Member
I like it all but the rear tire size. Stance is nice, either more tire or less rim. But hey I'm a redneck.
93project
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Damn mob that looks hot! I do feel on stilts now.... but, where can I get coilovers that aren't outrageous? ? From what I've seen..... they're about $1000 for all 4 corners
nickstone302
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Hey our roads aren't paved of solid gold you know! Gonna have to roll the fenders next, luckily it's not a daily driver.
I'll trade my Maine roads for your roads anytime. Lol
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Damn mob that looks hot! I do feel on stilts now.... but, where can I get coilovers that aren't outrageous? ? From what I've seen..... they're about $1000 for all 4 corners
Thanks man, your car is still like 18x nicer than mine. The coils are expensive though, I pieced mine together but total I spent $890 on em.
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Once you've run coilovers though, you're spoiled. I will NEVER spring another car. Its not even the same league. Coilovers from now on for this guyThanks man, your car is still like 18x nicer than mine. The coils are expensive though, I pieced mine together but total I spent $890 on em.
looks great , really nice to see you still working on that car you've been true to it for a long time
93project
Active Member
No, they are on purpose.I'll assume the tires are temporary?
Is it ok to spring half the car at a time?
Most people only run front coilovers, the stock shock locations in the rear are not optimal to run coil overs there. For racing applications you are better off running front coilovers and leaving the rear springs in. I did it more for looks, but to answer your question, you wont hurt anything doing one end at a time.
looks great , really nice to see you still working on that car you've been true to it for a long time
Thanks man, it has been a while, goin on 8 years now
Ah, I see. Well....watch the curb rash.
Not really sure how a 275 tire over a 245 tire will protect me from curb rash.
They won't out back with those rims....but a 285-315 would. I see you don't have the room for it with the coil over set up now though. Knew there had to be at least one draw back to them.Not really sure how a 275 tire over a 245 tire will protect me from curb rash.
When I wear the 275's out on my 17x10's, I plan on replacing them with 315's. It'll be close, but a set of 1/4 wheel spacer will probably do the trick. My car isnt' as low as yours though...but man, I just can't wrap my head around 245's on a 10" wheel.
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They won't out back with those rims....but a 285-315 would. I see you don't have the room for it with the coil over set up now though. Knew there had to be at least one draw back to them.
When I wear the 275's out on my 17x10's, I plan on replacing them with 315's. It'll be close, but a set of 1/4 wheel spacer will probably do the trick. My car isnt' as low as yours though...but man, I just can't wrap my head around 245's on a 10" wheel.
I know you know this, but I'll split hairs. The coil overs allow more freedom as you can adjust the height. It's where he specifically prefers it that doesn't allow a wider tire.
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