Considering lowering front that sits waaay to high!
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Considering lowering front that sits waaay to high!
My car seems to sit abnormally high in the front. I was reading other posts about lowering just the front end which got me thinking I should measure from the ground to the highest point of my fender in the wheel well. The rear is 25 5/8" and the front 27 3/16". That is 1 9/16" higher in the front. The only contributing factor I can think of is the Michelin PSS's I just had installed. Rear 275/30ZR19 and Front 245/35ZR19. The front is 1/4" taller than the rear.
Is my car much higher in the front than most, specifically those with the same tire set up I have.
Is my car much higher in the front than most, specifically those with the same tire set up I have.
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I haven't experienced any scraping after the drop. I take most driveways and speed bumps the same as I would stock so you should be good to go . I don't think you'll have an issue unless you get a lip kit.
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another happy driver with only the front dropped on swift springs here...great mod, im really happy with it. No rubbing on my 245/35/19s either. i did rub with 40's though on the front and back of the fender wall...initial order error.
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Ive got a 2012 and dropped on Swift Sport Springs. PM Mike from FIGS Engeering, vendor on here, for the best deal around. Overall im satisfied I got rid of the wheel gap but I want to go lower so ill be looking into coilovers sometime in the near future. If your on a budget and want to lower your car but dont want to compromise comfort and driveablity, Swift is the way to go.