Understanding Suspension

[mazda_lexus]

Here's a couple shots of mine on ex wheels with a 2" drop. I could use wheel spacers like webby said to get more flush, but I think at least in the front I'd have rubbing issues.

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Is it a thing to do spacers in just the back then? Lol


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[Marc Meyers]

How's this?

Yeah man, do it! You'll love the look.

That looks great! What kind of offset to get the stock rims (EX) flush like that?


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[r18-power]

Thanks! Offset on my wheels is +35, full specs are 18x8.5 +35 225/40/18. Im not sure what the specs are on the oem EX wheels.

 

[bauer311]

They are a 16x6.5 +45 205/55/16

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[webby]

http://9thcivic.com/forum/threads/paulys-youre-my-boy-blue.6598/
Look at @Pauly99to17 's build. He has said 15mm front and 20mm spacers in the rear made his car pretty flush with lowering springs. He's documented a lot of his progress in that thread.

 

[Alberto521]

My flares are whack lol.

Go with clinched flares, i got mine from fiberglass mafia (wide ZG 3.25in front 3.75 rear) wheel are 17x9 +35 with 25mm spacers, so technically a +10 offset.

255 40 17 front, 235 45 17 rear

 

[Alberto521]

This guy is on clinched flares but he doesn't answer my size or fitment questions

 

[Enigma346]

Im on D2 springs, with 18x8.5 +35 225/40/18. That's pretty much flush without retarded negative camber, its functional. I did have to roll and slightly pull my fenders though, but no rubbing since then. I do plan on going 18x9 +35 later on and going a little lower but still trying to stay functional.

What rims are these? Can I have a side shot? I like the look

 

[r18-power]

@Enigma346 they're Avid1 model 06

 

[mazda_lexus]

Was debating on getting skunk2s now or should I go for the D2s? How's the bumpiness on both


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