people with suspension....

[OverSpun]

whats your ground to fender measurement? i just lowered my coilvoers down today, sadly intrax coilovers dont drop as much as i would have wanted in the back, but it looks nice still. i think i can get new rear springs to fix the problem.. but i gotta check into it. i want to see what everyone else is runnin tho. pics to follow.

[DDQ]

I'm 25.5" all around. Running Neuspeed Race and Bilsteins set to the lowest perch.

[OverSpun]

im 25.5 in the rear, and 25.25 in the fronts. i want the rears to get down to around 25 even though... i think im going to have to get new springs for the coilovers though. i emailed intrax.. im uploading my pics right now. its hard to decide if i should leave it how it is or get new rear springs...

[dukez]

I just read your other thread. I have H&R coils and right now they are ~25inches from ground to fender, but only perched at the halfway mark (of the coilover). I got a good 3 or 4 inches of threading left if i wanted to dump it somemore. I figured all coilovers would been the same.

[OverSpun]

yea, i wish that was the case, but only my front coils have room for like 3 more inches of drop, the rears are at the max right now. kinda dissapointing, i'll get it sorted out i think.. just need new springs.

[MikekiM]

I thought someone had said Intrax fixed this problem? I guess it hadn't, as people reported this problem over a year ago.
Sucks.

[OverSpun]

Originally posted by MikekiM
I thought someone had said Intrax fixed this problem? I guess it hadn't, as people reported this problem over a year ago.
Sucks.

i think maybe they did, but somehow i have a set from before the fix..

[Saturnine]

Raise Hell!!

[OverSpun]

i already emailed intrax.... if they are willing to swap springs out.. then i'll do it. i didnt have my alignment done yet, so i'm all prepared to drop it lower. unless i decide i like it how it is, in which case if i get springs from intrax, i'll put them and leave it around the height its at.

[littlewhite]

25 5/8s. Rub a bit when turning on bumpy surface