Space between Tyre and Fender when lowered

[scarface27]

Hi guys

The current space between my tyres (front and rear) and fenders is about 1.25 inches all around. I am running 20 inch wheels with 275/30 tyres in the front and 305/30 in the rear.

Would like to know the space between the tyre and fender when lowered as I am debating if its worth lowering my car or just keeping the height as is.

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[Axix23]

photos plz

 

[scarface27]

Crappy photo but this is how it looks from the side

photos plz

photos plz

 

[Axix23]

Crappy photo but this is how it looks from the side

IMO, that actually looks very nicely done. I really like it! No need to lower.....

 

[Axix23]

Are you sure your sidewall isn't 35 instead of 30? I really like the look you got going on...

 

[scarface27]

30

Are you sure your sidewall isn't 35 instead of 30? I really like the look you got going on...

 

[Axix23]

30

i am asking bc you got virtually no fender gap at all. lol

 

[scarface27]

It’s 1.25 inches from the tyre to the fender - there is a gap…just debating if it’s worth going through the hassle of lowering it or if it looks fine visually

 

[Axix23]

It’s 1.25 inches from the tyre to the fender - there is a gap…just debating if it’s worth going through the hassle of lowering it or if it looks fine visually

1.25" is nothing. I think from factory, it was like a 4" gap lol

 

[FlynnZero]

Hi guys

The current space between my tyres (front and rear) and fenders is about 1.25 inches all around. I am running 20 inch wheels with 275/30 tyres in the front and 305/30 in the rear.

Would like to know the space between the tyre and fender when lowered as I am debating if its worth lowering my car or just keeping the height as is.

I am getting ready to go to 20" rims with the same tire sizes. I did not want to lower the car. I am stiffening up the suspension though. I think this fill up the wells fine. Lowering is nice for tracking, but it is a pain to get under the car and lift it.

 

[Tsuki]

It’s 1.25 inches from the tyre to the fender - there is a gap…just debating if it’s worth going through the hassle of lowering it or if it looks fine visually

Nah mate, it looks perfect. I wouldn't go through the trouble to trim that a bit, unless you're dying for it to look slammed.

 

[Loco38SUP]

I would leave it. The suspension on these cars is quite dynamic. You will need some travel for all the uneven roads.

-RJM

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