Lowering a Dodge Charger

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Mar 18, 2019 | 11:42 PM

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senor honda

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Lowering a Dodge Charger

Help with options on suspension and spacers

I have an 09 RT currently running with 20 inch hellcat reps and tires 245/45.
I want to drop it maybe 1-1.5 inches and I want my tires to poke out some.
I am hoping for an option where I won't have to worry about messing with my fenders if possible, but I do want a sexy stance look.

Any and all help much appreciated!

Thanks!

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For no worries about rolling the fenders, I would go with the MOPAR lowering kit for the 2005 RT.
It will give you a 1 inch drop but not the 1.5 inch drop that others do like Eibach.

https://www.highhorseperformance.com...p/p4510854.htm

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Mar 18, 2019 | 11:53 PM

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I didn't see anywhere from the OP what size tires and wheels he was running. I'm looking at adding this kit but want to keep my stock 20 X 8 wheels and 255/45/20 tires. Will it all work without rubbing using this size tires and wheels with the 1 or 1.5" drop the new springs give you?