Lowered Civic...And I show you how...
 

OK, Here is a way to easily lower a Civic. Keep in mind that the Civic and the Skyline front tabs are basically the same except that the Skyline tab sits lower. ;) They are the same width.

Civic tab on left, Skyline tab on right...

Again for width...

hehe cool
keep it coming...:D

haha i discovered that when i put my civic body on my skyline chassie

First, you just either use the Skyline chassis (same wheelbase) or put the Skyline front tab on your Civic chassis. Next, remove the rear tab, and cut away from the support the same amount of the difference in the front tab...

Then, just re-mount the rear tab and pop the body on...

Front difference...

Rear difference...

damn that thing is nice and low.
almost like a lowrider
good work bc:)

This way you keep your full use of your suspension. The only rubbing I get in the front wheels is when I turn real hard and lean on the suspension, but you can probably correct that with hard springs.

bc i was wondering when you paint your cars, do u like put all the kit on and spray it all at once, or do individual pieces. cuz i noticed from the pic of the white civic showing the cutting of the rear tab holder, the screws have paint on em and stuff

Yes, when I paint a car, I don't plan on changing the body parts, other than the hoods. I assemble them and paint together, that way everything looks the same and gets the same amount of paint.

o cuz when i did my cars i took em all apart. reason being i didnt want like the real color of the car to show through the cracks between the bumpers and the car. and i didnt want paint to build up between em eather. both cars came out looking good and all the pieces came out the same color. except i didnt use primer on em. i guess thats why i had to apply like a billion coats. o well

another fine masterpiece from BC, welldone!!

hrm i think i defentally have to do that to my civic ill wait till i get the body kit to see how low i can go w/o tire rubbing.