Carlsbergas

I love his cc they are really nice cars

Thales

To be honest, the F/R relative heights look to be about right in your pic.

"The lower sill of the body should be the same height at the rear of the front wheel opening as the height at the front of the rear wheel opening..." (http://www.924.org/techsection/Suspe...reparation.htm)

Yes, on our cars it looks like the rear is "lower" when you do this, but that's how it should be for balance and handling...

Chris White

The quick and easy check for a lowered street car is 25" to the highest point in the wheel arch opening. Coincidently the stock wheel/tire diameter is 25" - so the top of the tire should be even with the top of the fender /quarter arches. Good for looks and handling. any lower and you will have bottoming issues, the stock A arms will get the ball joints over stressed and the suspension will be forced to far from the optimum range (bump steer and ugly camber changes)

Thales

Now use the money saved and get the car looked over!!! In the long run, you will be happy you did.

Thales

Here's how Fischer set mine

Carlsbergas

Im thinking of taking her to fisher. Had a chance to drive fisher built 951 2.8l was nice. Almost bought it, but ended up buyong this one. I still want to drop front of the car atleast 1"

lee101315

Oh boy, you're going to learn the hard way. Just like I did...

At least get longer ball joints...

User 52121

Why?

Carlsbergas

For the looks.. but I think ill just get 18" or 19" wheels and leave it like it is now

reno808

21's is better

Carlsbergas

Yeah shure maybe 25" ?

Carlsbergas

Selling snow cheap!

Carlsbergas

Today installed mini catch can

Reimu

You could have bought an actual catch can off ebay for about the same price

Eric_Oz_S2

Be careful. If that gets full you will suddenly suck a whole bunch of oil into the intake leading to detonation.