I've searched but couldn't find it. What is the optimal ride height for the best handling? I don't care about comfort. Also, what is ur preference?

 

0 body roll

 

your car is SICK! i think that's one of the cleanest tl's i've ever seen. we still have to meet up sometime. in the bay too.

 

Lower = lower center of gravity, which is better, as long as the suspension still works properly.

 

but you dont want ti too low cause it can have negative effects as well with handling.

 

yeah.. so no1 has answered my question yet. How many inches is optimal ride height?

 

Lowering alone isnt the answer. Different shocks, different sways, better tires.

I personally wouldnt go lower than 2 inches. Either something like tein coilovers or bilstein/koni yellows with H&R sports

Id suggest using the search button and looking thru threads on springs and shocks

 

ive searched, but there is nothing on optimal right height, im gona be getting ksport coilovers probably.. and sways i'll get it later. Other than every other factor like sways n suspension setup im wondering wut height is optimal for TL handling.

 

Did you read what i posted above. I said i wouldnt go lower than 2 inches. I never said to do a search on optimal height. Go with what you like best. 2 inches is about the average. Any more than that and you really start to max out how much travel you have left which can hinder ride quality and performance

 

Here's a post I made a while back which discusses ride height and adjusting it with a ksport setup. I hope this helps in answering your question. Right now I'm actually riding a bit lower in the front (24.5").

Link to post about ksports and ride height

 

thanks, im guessing u have a lip kit.. if u dun have 1, i guess u can go lower than 25"

 

if you go too low the handling will suffer

 

That and depending on the rims & tires your running you won't be able to turn without hitting the inside of your fender. Going lower then 24.5 is really pushing it. You won't be able to clear getting into most driveways and like kris said your handling will suffer.