What springs will work

[irishthugs]

What springs will work on 18" with +45 offset and 215/35/18's i dont want to rub

 

[Micah]

Use the search

 

[Micah]

http://www.protege5.com/vbb230/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9129&highlight=tire+fitment+guide

There's a freebie for ya.

 

[irishthugs]

but that still doesnt answer my question

 

[savaho]

h&r sport or eibach springs will work.

 

[hellcat]

Eibach Prokit or Eibach Sportline?

 

[tonkabui]

ah, but nate... with the sedan, you get about 3mm more wheel well space. us p5'ers have very strict guidelines. with a 215 tire width, people have been rubbing even with a +45 offset. it happens on the rear passenger side and rubs only during hard cornering. for 215 series, you SHOULD be at +48 on 7.5" wide rims. but that's just what i've gathered through talking to people who have rims...

so back to the original question... the slightest drop you can get. i'd say no more than 1" in back. the eibachs only drop 1.2" in the back and there have been reported rubbing problems. it's up to you though. if you get slammed down to 2" and run a ton of negative camber, you'll be fine.

 

[natedizzle]

oops, my bad. i didn't bother to see whether it was a p5 or sedan. i'll delete it now.