Chris, install the front of the underpanel above your front bumper (pressing against the frame vs attaching it to your front bumper. You don't hit it much if you install it that way it will sit up higher.

 

No **** Mr. Stance

 

^He was giving you a compliment.

 

^^ hahah

 

Now I feel like an a$$hole

 

Its all good. Was definitely meant as a compliment though. My ride isnt even quite 4 fingers from ground to sideskirts and yours looks way lower. What are you ground to fender?
I just dropped mine a little more to 24" all the way around and found out that 1/4"-1/2" difference is the difference between being able to get in a lot of places or not *haha, or at least the difference in taking pavement with me or not.

 

Question. I will always ask about stance. Got a steal of a deal coming my way and just thought itd be nice to have 2 sets of wheels. Lets just say 19x10 +26 i believe (have to check), but I need adapters to convert to a 5x114.3. Whats the smallest adapter they make and what fender mods beside rolled flat am I looking at?

 

Keepin it flush...

 

spotless

 

^Thanks, funny thing is my car was kinda dirty when I visited their store

 

i was just focusing on that **** looks good from here lol

 

I'm at 23.5inches from fender to ground

 

^Nice!

Depending on your offsets you are going to need a big pull if you plan to remain at that ride height on your new wheels. Lips will hit the fenders. What coilovers are you running?

 

Noo no pull! You must never pull sedan fenders! I have a slight pull in the front but that's okay. I'm on Function Form V2. I've already done a test fit with the new wheels I'll be getting soon and they fit perfectly! Just some tire adjustments and BAM!

 

You can do a slight pull on our fenders and they'll still look clean. I have a 5mm pull out back. I was only saying if you plan on going really aggressive you probably can't stay at that ride height without a pull.

What are the widths/offsets you test fit?