yeah, can't deny, when I was taking the prokits off...I looked at the spoon springs...then looked at factory springs...was like, should I just put the factory springs back on, lol.This low key makes me want to put the stockies back on.
Same here, never thought I’d lower my car since the stock 20’s look great and wheel gap was not an issue. When I put on my 18’s though, holy hell it looked bad—wheel gap galore. I ordered the Eibachs the same day I put on my 18’s lol.yeah, can't deny, when I was taking the prokits off...I looked at the spoon springs...then looked at factory springs...was like, should I just put the factory springs back on, lol.
The car is low enough stock. I remember when I thought I'd never lower it, lol
Yeah stock height looks great with the stock wheels but for some reason I feel like the wheel gap is super pronounced with any smaller aftermarket wheels. Might just be pictures.yeah, can't deny, when I was taking the prokits off...I looked at the spoon springs...then looked at factory springs...was like, should I just put the factory springs back on, lol.
The car is low enough stock. I remember when I thought I'd never lower it, lol
Mainly because most of the time, people are going with a 265/35/18 which is about 1/2" smaller in diameter than the 245/30/20 so that creates about a 1/4" more gap than what it normally would have.Yeah stock height looks great with the stock wheels but for some reason I feel like the wheel gap is super pronounced with any smaller aftermarket wheels. Might just be pictures.
yeah, like boosted mentioned...when I was running my titans, but tire size showed more gap since the overall diameter was less. With the factory wheels, it looks more tucked in (but in my pic above, hard to see that at that angle)Yeah stock height looks great with the stock wheels but for some reason I feel like the wheel gap is super pronounced with any smaller aftermarket wheels. Might just be pictures.
That is exactly why!Mainly because most of the time, people are going with a 265/35/18 which is about 1/2" smaller in diameter than the 245/30/20 so that creates about a 1/4" more gap than what it normally would have.
That along with the reduction in wheel size which creates a more darker area above the wheel and the wheels being less sunk makes it more pronounced than the 20s.
Thanks for all the updates.For those that get spoon. I bought two sets of 130mm Tein spring silencers that did the trick to keep from hearing noise on big bumps.
I had heard spoon recognized the issue and was supposed to start supplying them with silencer.. but I haven't seen anything official yet to prove that.Thanks for all the updates.
Was going to go Eibach but not now, spoon and these silencers as well.