i think he asked oppinions on how to resolve the height/ wheel problem he has so i will keep my other comments to myself.

My car has 18's and a 2.0in eibach drop. The drop is not low enough to be a big problem with clearance and it hides the wheel gap really good while not getting really close to the fender ( i don't like that look). I would suggest taking off the body kit because it will limit how low u can drop ur car. That lip and side skirts are way lower then stock so ur stuck riding high if u keep them. U will more then likely smash that front muper to peaces one of these days if u drop the car any more.

So 18's with 2.0in drop and keep ur body effects high off the ground.

 

oh hell no... god no... wtf... is going on? jesus fcuking christ :wtc:

 

exactly what i was thinking

 

JL95AccorD thats a beautiful accord there. what body kit is that? and i am shock the back part is not touching. i cant do that n mines and i have no kit, my bumper would fall off.

 

I have a xenon body kit on there. The pic isn't really all that great, I took it with my cam phone early in the morning when I got to work so there wasn't even that much light. I usually don't have a problem with my back clearing. I will admit though... one time I did get my muffler stuck on one of them because I wasn't paying attention to the way I was parking, so I had to leave the car in neutral and lift the rear right from the fender while the car rolled forward. It sucked, but luckily I was alone, at night and no one saw. How much of a drop do you have, and with what size tires?