Gap

[RichD978]

is it me or are the gaps in the front and back different? If I drop it wouldn't it rub?

[SolDoubt]

Ya it does look off there. But the drop lowers the front a bit more so they should even out.

[HKSV6SLE]

who cares? when i still had mine the back fo my car was noticeably lower.

[Jai_Jai_Binks]

after the drop the gaps is more evened out...but your 15's may make it seem bigger in the pic.

Edit: currently i'm on the same 15's setup and dropped, i don't rub, you WILL NEVER rub with stocks, unless you lower it wrong!

[Whatever]

[img]is it me or are the gaps in the front and back different? If I drop it wouldn't it rub?

lol wanna see the gap difference on my car???
you won't rub on stock rims and tires

[1st Gen Sol]

You won't rub, but you might bottom out on those nice lob-sided pot holes and the sheets of metal layed down to cover the semi-repaired areas..........daym Massachusetts city streets...........

[thealkimo]

Are you guys for fucccken real???? The back fender on any car is cut lower, meaning the front is cut higher for turning purposes, hence the drop (even though it is even in the front and back) will look lower in the back than the front....

exactly!!!

always higher up front also to absorb the initial impact of speed bumps, potholes, etc better...

[CASTRO]

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true but for performance, a lower front end (which makes the car looks flush) will give better steering response and help to reduce some understeer by tucking the nose in first. I know with mine, thats how it feels. Comfort wise, stick to having what looks to be a larger gap up front, the car is more even that way.