Gents, hope you can help me with something. I decided this winter to do some improvements with my car's(73 TR6)suspension. Therefore I removed and reconditioned all parts and replaced the worn-out parts with new. I decided I would try new springs as I felt this was a good opportunity to replace the 35 year old stock springs. I went with Goodparts firmer and lower (1") front and back. I'm not afraid of the stiffer ride. Was pretty proud of myself as I put the car back on its wheels for the first time in 7 months yesterday until....I think its now too low. The rear end looks fine. The front I'm not sure about. The car appeared to have too much room in the wheel wells prior to the replacement, and now I'm not sure the tires won't rub on the fenders. It looks great! My concern is that when I've got the wheels turned, and I hit a bump, the tire will damage the fender and vice-versa. I am going to try to attach some photos of the cars 'before' stance and the 'after' of the front and back. I can't believe 1" made all this difference. Should I drive this? Should I not even bother to back it out of the garage? I don't have any experience in the area. The length and strength of the spring determines the height, right?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Any advice would be appreciated.