GS on Espelir springs on 255 35 20 size tire?
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GS on Espelir springs on 255 35 20 size tire?
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I just want to know who has the espelir springs, and what tire size you are running in the front ,and if anyone has this tire size 255/35/20 and feed back on the springs any info would be greatly appreciated. Im about to purchase theser springs and would like to know If I need to get smaller tires for my front
I just want to know who has the espelir springs, and what tire size you are running in the front ,and if anyone has this tire size 255/35/20 and feed back on the springs any info would be greatly appreciated. Im about to purchase theser springs and would like to know If I need to get smaller tires for my front
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i think future had 255/35-20s at first, but his tires were Toyo T1-S which is a very thin tire, also I think his wheels are a higher offset, he told me a long time ago, but I forgot
LEX since you have the same exact dimensions as me (35offset, 255 falkens) I'm interested in this matter as well.
LEX since you have the same exact dimensions as me (35offset, 255 falkens) I'm interested in this matter as well.
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Originally posted by Blue98Gs3
Ive got falken 245's with espelir's and they dont hit at all.
Ive got falken 245's with espelir's and they dont hit at all.
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Originally posted by Blue98Gs3
Im trying to get some after I take that ****ty chrome fender molding off
I know you like that
Im trying to get some after I take that ****ty chrome fender molding off
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Yeah, I just finished taking off the molding and it looks so clean. The springs already are pretty low up front, but not in rear( I purposely bought them for that, that way when I put in my system it would set even. I can't wait for them to settle.
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Well, i guess that Im going to have to swap out tires w/ my GF but Im going to have my springs installed w/ my 255 on and drive my car to the tire shop and see if there is any rubbing if so the tires will get swapped if not I 'll drive over to my alignment shop and have them do their stuff .
Now, what kinda of shocks should I get ? Ltuned, Billstein, ? I want a close to stock feel, please help. and also how long could i go w/o proper shocks Im getting my springs in a couple of days and really want to slam my car already! should I wait ?
Now, what kinda of shocks should I get ? Ltuned, Billstein, ? I want a close to stock feel, please help. and also how long could i go w/o proper shocks Im getting my springs in a couple of days and really want to slam my car already! should I wait ?
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Originally posted by Neo
I would wait since like Blue98Gs3 said, you are going to be paying for install twice. As for the alignment, wait a few weeks for your setup to settle before hitting the shop.
I would wait since like Blue98Gs3 said, you are going to be paying for install twice. As for the alignment, wait a few weeks for your setup to settle before hitting the shop.
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Hmmm... the springs settle? A good set of coil springs should not settle (except to seat into the rubber isolators- this takes about 10 miles ). If the coil springs settle after time, they are yielding- not a good thing, as the 'rate' will be changed.
Call Eibach or H&R and ask them about springs that 'settle.' If the spring manufacturer or dealer has told you "don't worry, the springs will settle" either the springs are legitimately crappy, or they were just trying to make a problem customer go away.
Call Eibach or H&R and ask them about springs that 'settle.' If the spring manufacturer or dealer has told you "don't worry, the springs will settle" either the springs are legitimately crappy, or they were just trying to make a problem customer go away.
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Originally posted by SoCalSC4
Hmmm... the springs settle? A good set of coil springs should not settle (except to seat into the rubber isolators- this takes about 10 miles ). If the coil springs settle after time, they are yielding- not a good thing, as the 'rate' will be changed.
Hmmm... the springs settle? A good set of coil springs should not settle (except to seat into the rubber isolators- this takes about 10 miles ). If the coil springs settle after time, they are yielding- not a good thing, as the 'rate' will be changed.
I hope you read this with the right tone as I am not trying to challenge your position on this. I am just curious in my quest for knowledge in our cars but also cars in general.