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No don't switch to taller sidewalls, you really need to keep your diameter close to OEM size, the 275/30/20s are the proper diameter for that 275 width, going to a 40 or 50 would bring all sorts of issues to your traction control, ABS, and your speedometer would be way off. Post a pic of your whole car for a better reference if you don't mind.
That looks real nice & even, some lowering springs drop the rear of the car too much and you getting "sagging-****" syndrom. I would be very happy w/ that drop. Do you have a measurement from the bottom of the ground to the top of the rear fender edge?
That looks real nice & even, some lowering springs drop the rear of the car too much and you getting "sagging-****" syndrom. I would be very happy w/ that drop. Do you have a measurement from the bottom of the ground to the top of the rear fender edge?
Thanks, I haven't measured it yet though. I just thought it'd be slightly lower compared to others I've seen here with swift springs.
Blnewt is correct. You need to stay with the 275/30/20 as it's close to OEM. Measure with a yard stick from ground to the top of the wheel well. You should be at or around 27" for front and back. If not, you may have had the springs installed incorrectly.
Ok, just measured and I'm pretty much right at 27" all around. Guess it's just me then.
Kampuchea, your G looks great!!! Everyone with the RWD Swifts are running the same drop. By the way, what are your wheel widths and offsets for front and back?