I'm not sure if this the case with all s2000's but when I measure from the center of the wheel to the metal of the fender, I get the same measurement all around. Although, I feel like there is still a larger 'finger gap' in the fronts than the rear. Does anyone know why this is?

Edit: Should I be aiming for equal gap between fender and wheel, or equal length from center of wheel to fender?

 

I don't know exactly what you want to measure, but the proper way to measure ride height is the jacking points to the ground on level surface

 

I'm concerned with the space between tire and fender. Even though the wheel gap (measured from middle wheel to fender) is the same all around... the visual space gap is different. I don't know any other way to explain this.

 

The wheel arches are different. The front should have a wider arch which I believe is to help clear the tires when they're turned

 

So does that mean it gives it more gap?

 

Your front tires have a smaller radius than your rear tires. Duh.

 

 

Hahha, noooo. Really? I had no idea that the tires had different depth, and thought that they were the same sitting on 17" all around.

Ok, well what am I aiming for then (for those of you that have corner balanced)?

1. Equal length from center of wheel to fender

or

2. Equal gap between tire and fender (finger gap)