I took the stock suspension off my x and bought a Zanardi spring/ bilstein combo of prime...... 10k miles on it.... I love the new set up.... a lot.... but, my front passenger body sits 1/2 inch lower than the drivers side.... I also experience rubbing on that side on faster turns and big bumps..... I have 25mm spacers as well since I just went widebody with the car and the fenders are not yet painted untill I figure all this stuff out.... My wide fender is hitting the whell and beginning to chip..... I will not go to paint untill I figure this out....
My question is how do I check to see if the spring or bilstein is diffective without paying my mechanic 50-100 bucks to check it out....
Thanks ahead of time........
Also... I have 215/45/17's in the front.... I am considering 215/40/17's or 215/35/17's to help with the rubbing... I am getting conflicting info on the 215/35/17's saying that that is to low of a profile and my car will handle like shit.... I want to go this low because of the rubbing and worring about my wide body kit getting ruined more than I am about bumbs in the road..... Unlike some NSX owners who garage their babies.... I flex my car everyday..... drive it like you stole it is why I bought one in the first place....
Again.... thanks a head of time for the advise....
My question is how do I check to see if the spring or bilstein is diffective without paying my mechanic 50-100 bucks to check it out....
Thanks ahead of time........
Also... I have 215/45/17's in the front.... I am considering 215/40/17's or 215/35/17's to help with the rubbing... I am getting conflicting info on the 215/35/17's saying that that is to low of a profile and my car will handle like shit.... I want to go this low because of the rubbing and worring about my wide body kit getting ruined more than I am about bumbs in the road..... Unlike some NSX owners who garage their babies.... I flex my car everyday..... drive it like you stole it is why I bought one in the first place....
Again.... thanks a head of time for the advise....
