Coil over ride height

[Soufkackicustom]

Went I got my cb9 it was slammed on
Lude springs( don't recall the brand but they were purple) since I wasnt really fond of dragging my oil pan.... They had to go. So I got all new factory stuff and redid the suspension. Well lately my wheel collection has grown. My daily wheels are 20's. I've recently picked up a set of 18 incl icw's and a set of 16 inch xxr's. So after some searching function and forms seem to
Fit the bill. Swap wheels,adjust suspension and ride. But I still still need to be able to sit near stock height for the 20's. Will the f&f's do this or do I need to look at a different set up?

[deevergote]

I can't understand a damn thing you're saying. What is it that you want to know? Do you want coilovers that will allow you to sit at stock height? Ask the makers of the coilovers. They'll be able to give you real answers, not just what kids on the internet think. The information on this site is good... but for something so specific, go to the source.

[Soufkackicustom]

Sorry if I didn't make myself clear. I have 3 different sets of wheels and I need a set of coil overs I can set in 3 different positions. The only real
Question is can I adjust them near factory height? The only reason i asked is I'd like some real world feed back. Like how some people say one
Spring from one company sits lower than another
Spring, but the manufacture of both say
They offer the same drop

[deevergote]

The manufacturer of a quality product will provide accurate specifications. The shocks used can sometimes affect height as well.

[HardInThePaint]

I would assume you can achieve stock ride height with coilovers. And what you are trying to do (be able to adjust your ride height to compensate for 3 different types of wheels) you will probably need coilovers. Like I said, it would be a good assumption that coilovers (any brand really) would allow you to adjust to stock height. But thats just me assuming. Like Deev said, the only way to know for sure is to ask the manufacturer.