That's the goal down the line.
Hope I don't give up on the project before that time comes.

 

I don't agree with this statement. Explain how lowering would change the arc path the suspension moves on if the alignment isn't adjusted? The camber arc is fixed by the pivot points of the suspension. Lowering simply moves the static resting point of that arc to a more negative camber point. Without adjusting the alignment, the clearances will be the same.

 

That's all I asked and I got a lesson on camber and how toe is the true enemy to tires. GDup inadvertently answered it when he said you had to change the alignment to get clearance which means adding more camber.

They've just been oversimplifying by saying a lowering would improve clearance. In the end it's the alignment changes that help clearance not the drop despite the drop making the static camber angle greater, the wheel would still travel in the same arc and contact in the same locations.

 

this guy makes me go lower offsets

now im on coupe 19s. 19x9 with 33offset. hmmm

maybe 19x10 with 25mm offset and 255 tires?

 

nice ride