Anyone using 17/18s on LC accent ?
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I have had everything from 13's to 18's on my LC2. Stay away from 18's unless it is purely for show, and 17's will significantly hinder your performance.
18's need fenders rolled and some things trimmed out of the way to fit without rubbing.
18's


16's
18's need fenders rolled and some things trimmed out of the way to fit without rubbing.
18's


16's
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I reped you. Thanks.
I want those.

But im not sure how they will look.
I was using old Style TSW (15") They look alittle small and Someone stole my wheel center caps because they sell for like $50 each.
I want those.

But im not sure how they will look.
I was using old Style TSW (15") They look alittle small and Someone stole my wheel center caps because they sell for like $50 each.
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Will my stock shocks start to leak if i drop it lower ?
it sits even higher now then in the picture because the 1.3 is back in vs 2.0
May just see if i can get second hand nos kit. Hell engine only as 20k on it. Should be strong enough.
it sits even higher now then in the picture because the 1.3 is back in vs 2.0
May just see if i can get second hand nos kit. Hell engine only as 20k on it. Should be strong enough.
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From: Floating around the AUDM
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Your shocks won't leak any faster if you lower it
However, if you lower it on some stiff springs and keep your original shocks, the ride becomes pretty much undamped and you'll be bouncing all over the place. I call it the rice bounce.
However, if you lower it on some stiff springs and keep your original shocks, the ride becomes pretty much undamped and you'll be bouncing all over the place. I call it the rice bounce.



