[TalaKiss_Mwa]

here are some pics of my wheel gaps.. right now im riding on sports package...

pic 1) the front wheel gap

pic 2) the rear wheel gap


my question is, if i drop on eibach pro kit, i think its 1.4" all around.. will the rear wheel be too close to the body?

i think the h&r sport is a little less but will i have the same problem of being too low?

 

[TalaKiss_Mwa]

pic1

 

[TalaKiss_Mwa]

pic2

 

[TalaKiss_Mwa]

i am also planning on puttin on 18s

 

[DropTopBM]

You will be fine with the Eibach Pro Kit... go for it

 

[TeKNiC330]

HR race...you decide:thumbup:

 

[TalaKiss_Mwa]

race is too low.. im livin in nyc!:banghead:

 

[Nick3356]

Here are pics of my ride on Eibach pro-kit w/ Bilsteins...Nice ride..Sure it could be lower, but I like it..Feels just like OEM Sport pkg..

http://forum.e46fanatics.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=45754

 

[TalaKiss_Mwa]

that looks awesome bro thanks alot

 

[Nick3356]

that looks awesome bro thanks alot

No problem! Good luck with whatever you decide..

 

[TalaKiss_Mwa]

nick, def eibach pro kit, did u have to change shocks?

 

[DropTopBM]

tal, the pro kit is perfect for you.. your doing 18s and a body kit, so u dont want springs that will slam it.... pro kit will eliminate most of the wheel gap but it will still be drivable, even with a kit --- go for it

 

[doughsun]

I have H&R sport springs on mine and have about a finger width of wheel gap between the top of my tire and the wheel well. I don't like my wheels tucked in, so it's perfect for me. Ride quality is good, about 30% stiffer than stock.

 

[TalaKiss_Mwa]

are u running 19s?

 

[doughsun]

18s - i think with 19s, the gap width maybe half a finger. ask me later this year and i'll know fosho