Are these too steep to use on a sports car, such as an '88 lowered camaro?
1656504
They should fit between tire, road, and body panel unless you are really realyntight
1656505
That depends on how "lowered" your Camaro is... as the product specs indicate, these are 7.8" tall...
1656506
I do not think it will "hug" the tire, but it doesn't on my trailer either.
434835
They will bolt up, but I'd suggest a lift or level with the 0mm offset. If that's not an option, I'd recommend you find a wheel option in the 15-35mm offset range.
1978743
Rethinking it.. I suppose it depends on how much lift you want. I lifted it the back first and bought these to level the front, so I didn't want a lot of lift..
362042
They are extreamly adjustable in height. I used it on a Honda civic factory shocks and lowered shocks. I'm pretty sure you can use this on just about any car as long as its not a huge truck. lol
275928
I would think so - depending on the curve of your fender, I wouldn't see why not. They're really good quality.
1784772
Depends on the weight that's placed on the hitch causing the rear end to sag. I think these are fine for medium to lite tongue weight. If you have a fairly heavy load you might step up on weight rating.
2212932
I'm not sure, I just installed them and thats all. They do seem a little low but I don't see how an adjustment would be possible since all you do is screw them in.
1994958
Going uphill in my 2007 Infiniti G35 was no problem. The only issue with using these on a rear wheel drive is your do not have the steering and braking as the traction is still on the rear wheels. I am still glad I used them but I had more control when put on my front wheel drive car.
431554
Honestly, can't answer this. I can answer the basics but this is a question for a mechanic. If you have any sort of lift these may not work for you
612191
Hey...these have some of the deepest magnets out there. I did not have any issues as far as depth in my eclipse and a Genesis coupe...if youdo manage to get them to work I have about a thousand hours on mine...also recommend running a dedicated amp as well. You may want to see about spacers if you are worried about back depth
97577
I changed mine out for some 80mm wheels. You'll barely feel any crack or rocks in the road with those. It's various places online you can buy them.. You can buy them here
2236909
You would thing so with such a heavy knobby tire, but honestly I don't. Its more of what you hear, cause these babies are humming down the street like a beast! I would buy another set cause these tires are worth it.
2027425
No. They don't raise the level of your vehicle. They offer a zero to four inch drop. Meaning zero being stock stance, and four being a very aggressive stance. Low and mean
416375
I mounted these myself to my car. They are practically mounted on roof already. They can not be dropped any lower. Sorry. You either need a smaller cargo box or you need to remove cargo box and only install when you really need to use it. Sorry.
774615
Should be fine. I have used it on a very large custom car that weighs about 6400 lbs and just used it on my latest project a 1970 el dorado. The only minor issue is that on one occasion my alignment was not perfect when loading and the tire hung over the edge of the ramp a little. You can see about a 3/8 inch wide by 2 inch crush mark on the foam (edge of the ramp) where the tire hung over, but the ramp is still fine. I would buy them again....all the best...John
870616
Should not be a problem as the sensatrac shocks install just like original shocks. You should be pleased with the ride quality as well as the load leveling capabiliity.
1171958
I doubt it. They are design for stock suspension travel. The spring may not extend very well.