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Old 03-01-2002, 09:22 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question for lowered ludes?

can u post here the amount u dropped the car and how many inches u have from the lowest part of the fender to the center of the rim on all 4 corners?

front passenger =
front driver =
rear passenger =
rear driver =
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Well..since the car is only a few feet away.. I met your demands..

Car is lowered with RS*R springs which is suppose to be a 1.5 inch drop

As for fender to center cap:

front passenger = 12 inches
front driver = 12 inches
rear passenger = 12 inches
rear driver = 12 inches

Hope this helps in whatever you do.

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well i didnt have a tape measure but this is the best i can do for right now. H&R Sport 1.4" drop. fron wheel has a 45 on the fron and its 1 1/2 finger gap. and in the back is a 50 and it has 1 finger gap. on stock base prelude rims.
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H&R Sports with Neuspeed Koni Yellows

front passenger = 2in
front driver = 2in
rear passenger = 2in
rear driver = 2in

Oh and I had the shocks on the lowest perch.
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oh yeah my H&R are on the stock shocks.
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checkmate- tnx for everything and for taking ur time to get the measurements-ustwalkin tnx a lot too
2kprelude SH- i wanted to know more on the inches away from ur fender to the center of the wheel .tnx for the info though.
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oh BTW - im gonna have the tein ss installed tomorrow and i wanna know from ppl here how high their rides are.
i measured the stock in mine going close to 14 inches but all corners are uneven - i wanna lower only 1-1.5 inches.
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2kPreludeSH Are all the perches on the Koni's at their lowest level ? ?
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2kPreludeSH Are all the perches on the Koni's at their lowest level ? ?
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oh BTW - im gonna have the tein ss installed tomorrow and i wanna know from ppl here how high their rides are.
i measured the stock in mine going close to 14 inches but all corners are uneven - i wanna lower only 1-1.5 inches.
Oh yeah.. heres a picture for you to visualize the drop on the car..



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To me... a 1 to 1 1/2 inch drop on a prelude looks funny.... drop it two inches.... thats about perfect and looks REALLY nice.....
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well i didnt have a tape measure but this is the best i can do for right now. H&R Sport 1.4" drop. fron wheel has a 45 on the fron and its 1 1/2 finger gap. and in the back is a 50 and it has 1 finger gap. on stock base prelude rims.
The back of your car is lower than the front..?!?!?!!?

That can't be good for dragging....
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To me... a 1 to 1 1/2 inch drop on a prelude looks funny.... drop it two inches.... thats about perfect and looks REALLY nice.....
Is your ride dropped 2 inches? When i was driving in SF (don't know if you're from the city), it was a bizznitch.. so many damn potholes downtown...scraped one of my tow hooks too.

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Mine is dropped about 2 inches....... I'd never drive in SF with my Lude.... waaaaaaaaay too many pot holes and bumps and dips.... I've only scrapped twice... both on potholes by my house....

I'm from the East Bay..... Pittsburg....
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would you reccomand that i drop the perche or leave it ? ? ? B./c i might be installing these this week ... i have the regular koni 2 perch front / 3 perch rear .. let me know !
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sam/checkmate- ur ride is just about right for me. at 12 inches all around from the fenders to the middle of the wheels are around 2 inches of drop i think coz i measured the stock and it came out like 14 inches all around.
ill start with 12.5 inches and let it sag a little bit and ill adjust from there.
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checkmate- does the dealer have a hard time servicing ur lude with that low a ride?
here the hardest part is getting an alignment coz all their equipment comes with those high things u have to drive up to.
getting change oil is no problem though coz i do it myself.
does the stock jack still work in ur ride sam?
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oh BTW - im gonna have the tein ss installed tomorrow and i wanna know from ppl here how high their rides are.
i measured the stock in mine going close to 14 inches but all corners are uneven - i wanna lower only 1-1.5 inches.
How much did you spend on the Tein? I called a guy and asked. He said 970 shipped!
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I got tokico illuminatas, they rock and its lowered 1.7"......and i can only get under it if i drive on these lo pro ramps i made....
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Oh ****! change of plans. i just found out the wife is pregnant and i need to sell some stuff to get all the money i can get.
i have this brand new /never installed tein ss coilovers and a set of gold volk GTN 17x7 with 44 mm offset+kyokugen lug nuts for sale.
pls see the - for sale section.
damn im going to take big hits on these purchases i made.
my loss will be ur gain guys.
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