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Lowered on Spoon springs, 275/35/18 Continental ECS 02. This is the spec; I set my suspension on comfort and the drive feel is perfect. no harshness at all, between the Contis, the Spoon springs, smaller wheels, 35 series tires, the CTR feels like a mature sports car that can do it all perfectly.

I’ll be lowered on Spoon springs soon too, I can’t wait. Those Advans are gorgeous 👌

18x10 +40 wheels.

Just installed on Saturday on stock suspension.

Those Gruppe A08R are chef’s kiss 👌. They’re also working on an 18x10 +40. I can’t wait for those.

For stock ride quality and a drop enough to minimize the fender tire gap, Spoon. Eibach Pro kit offers a very similar drop and ride quality. I went with Spoon after driving my friend’s CTR on his. Initially I was set on Eibach Sportline, but that is a very aggressive drop for a daily driver...

What wrap is that? I’m loving it.

I stand corrected; I have another neighbor within a 5 minute walk from me that has a DE5. So in my small area count 3 CTRs ( 1 Fk8, 2 FL5s), and a Type S. South Florida is certainly a hotbed for great performance cars.

My neighbor has an FK8, my SGP and across the street, a CW FL5. My boy has a CW as well. I believe for a fact in South Florida these are not uncommon.

Facebook groups aren’t the most knowledgeable, for a good understanding of offsets and different wheel sizes, browse the Wheel fitment thread. I did; and I learnt amount of info from there. The more you research into this, the clearer your answers become. Also; don’t downgrade to an 8.5 in...

I have a question for the experts. I recently saw an FL5 for sale and his wheel n tire set up is as follows. 18x9.5 +22 TE37s running 275/35/18 Falken Azenis Lowered on Eibach Sportlines. Can this set up be replicated on another wheel, same specs, with a less aggressive lowering spring...

Any camber modifications needed for Godspecs, 265/35/18+Pro kits?