18" lower

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  • money17
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2008
    • 108

    #1

    18" lower

    Rf upper 10"
    rf lower 18"

    am i missing out by not having the longer 19" plus lower?
    Could i get away with adding a 2" spacer or try to find a longer lower?

    Didn't know if this could be part of the probelm. Looser, after center of turn getting back in gas in feature, on the really short dry slick tracks.
  • TheJet-09
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2013
    • 1616

    #2
    I think it's more the relationship between the two and how long your particular upper is (a wheel spacer is not going to change that). My car takes a 19 1/4" lower but only an 8 1/2" upper. I would have to think you're losing a good deal of camber on the RF through roll/suspension compression (meaning the camber curve is not good with those lengths).

    What kind of car do you have?

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