I have a email or two in with him and got zip so hoping he took a lil holiday and is back at it now 
Dang straight not a big fan of salt and slush either LOL hate to get them all icky ya knowWaiting for Mr Rodmoe to install his. Hes afraid of a little cold
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Was thinking of doing it today till this showed up...When it's not all icky outside, install please...lol
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In box meWe are close, just two away. I will work with RodMoe and get the word out.
errr ya why*being nosey*
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Oh yes it is .. I go down in the basement after the house is dark and quiet and peak in the dbl boxed shipping box they came in and smile knowing sometime soon this Cold will go away and the fun will startThanks but no rush, not installing till maybe march/April. But still would be nice to just stare at them everyday
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Not too bad or not as bad as I was waiting for the car.. at least I can go and look at them and reread the installation instructions and dig around in the Helms manual ... I have a set of Team Dynamic's Pro Race 1.2 15x8's on order waiting on those thinking I will go with a 225/24/15 so the tire diameter is only 1/2 inch less (lower to the ground) then I'll see where the car looks good with those and the daily driver tires stock 17's may have to adjust ride height on track days but it looks simple enough... Looking for maybe being able to get one finger of tire gab but will see might have to go taller as i don't want to look too slammed .. just a modest drop for looks then maybe more aggressive on the weekends. Like I said the tools that come with the BC coilovers look very well thought out and seem well built though I have not put them to the test yetThe wait must be killing you. How much of a drop you going down? And whats your wheel and tire setup?
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We will be fineMy only concern is how low till the rubbing starts. I want zero gap on my 205/45/17 or the most 1 finger gap.
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Hey McRib can you help a lazy guy out You are running 225/50/16 right ? or have i got you confused with someone else ? ThanksI agree -- my car is just over 1" lower now and the 225s only rub slightly. Stock sizes won't rub at all.
This is with my test springs and almost no negative camber! On Friday I should be able to clear completely (if I can eek out at least a couple degrees negative camber). I'm drilling out the stock struts. What can go wrong?
Coilovers are better all around for clearance -- you can dial in the negative camber and you get more inboard clearance (note my slight rubbing is the outboard side).
Thanks Joe and all "STOCK" sets are the sameAll the orders have shipped! Took a while to get all the parts lined up, the correct rear springs (length, rate). At any rate, if anyone has any questions call the shop during your install.
1. REMEMBER TO SET THE VALVING TO FULL SOFT BEFORE INSTALLING, THEN GO +5 FRONT, +6 REAR
2. REAR RUBBER ISOLATOR GOES ON TOP OF REAR SPRING
3. DO NOT WORRY ABOUT THE OEM DAMPENER ON THE FRONT SHOCKS (ALUMINUM BOX). ITS NOT REQ
Bahh (as i am sendeing a self addressed envelope to Cligedy to send back warm and sunny weather)Yeah, leave all that crap up there. We should be seeing 68° tomorrow.