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what all company's make 1" drop springs?

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jaxon23

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i don't want my car low..i want it stock height after i fit my 18's on it..i was told to go 1" drop on it and it will keep it level
 
Originally posted by jaxon23
i don't want my car low..i want it stock height after i fit my 18's on it..i was told to go 1" drop on it and it will keep it level

ROFL.

- Jtoby
 
Originally posted by jaxon23
i don't want my car low..i want it stock height after i fit my 18's on it..i was told to go 1" drop on it and it will keep it level

I haven't done the math here, but if you're also getting proportionally lower-profile tires, wouldn't it be the same overall tire diameter?

H&R OE Sports are a 1" drop, BTW.
 
Yes, of course you keep diameter the same by dropping the profile. That's what the rules of thumb for "plus-sizing" are all about. That's half of why this is so hilarious. And then, when you realize that 18" is the diameter, not the radius, such that it doesn't even work out if you assume the same sidewalls, you end up on the floor.

Mods: move to the newbie forum before someone gets really hurt.

- Jtoby
 
Ouch. hehe.

The kids want the 18s for the bling bling... let them. Us old folks need something to smile about.
 
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