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one of the "reasons" for lowering would be to decrease the wheel gap from tire to fender smaller diameter actually increases wheel gap but hey do whats free

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Old 07-25-2017, 06:44 PM   #1 (permalink)
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one of the "reasons" for lowering would be to decrease the wheel gap from tire to fender

smaller diameter actually increases wheel gap

but hey

do whats free
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Before the lights on the dash come on. It's a little less then 3% difference or about 1" in height. You go over that. It's on you.
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Before the lights on the dash come on. It's a little less then 3% difference or about 1" in height. You go over that. It's on you.
thank you for the concise answer. I'll be grabbing some coilovers sooner than later.

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thank you for the concise answer. I'll be grabbing some coilovers sooner than later.

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That is a wise decision. There are other spring setups out there that go lower than the swifts, if cash is tight.
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one of the "reasons" for lowering would be to decrease the wheel gap from tire to fender

smaller diameter actually increases wheel gap

but hey

do whats free


Op, just keep those extra tires in case something happens but keep running your current setup
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