I bought my civic SI EG too low, it scratches the mudflaps

I bought a 92 Civic SI and it came with skunk2 springs, toxico blue struts, and a blox camber kit. It came with 15" wheels (from a 2000 SI) and mudflaps.
Driving on the highway at 70mph, I feel like my front bumber just scraped the ground sometimes, or some part of the car just scraped the ground ( that happens when the road may be unlevel). It is a scary feeling because it seems to throw my handling off. I feel the same thing if im just going 40 mph on unlevel roads.
The guy I bought it from said dont be afraid when you hear the scraping because it is only the mud flaps being scraped to the ground. Im trying to belive him because the mudflaps are the lowest part of the car, but the front plastc bumper is pretty close toward the mudflaps.
I dont like my civic being too low and I know skunk2 springs aren't adjustable. I'm going to find some high quality springs that are adjustable, or get some good adjustable coilovers and put the stock camber kit back on. (Have any good recommendations?) This will be a daily driver going on unlevel roads with around 300whp.
Driving on the highway at 70mph, I feel like my front bumber just scraped the ground sometimes, or some part of the car just scraped the ground ( that happens when the road may be unlevel). It is a scary feeling because it seems to throw my handling off. I feel the same thing if im just going 40 mph on unlevel roads.
The guy I bought it from said dont be afraid when you hear the scraping because it is only the mud flaps being scraped to the ground. Im trying to belive him because the mudflaps are the lowest part of the car, but the front plastc bumper is pretty close toward the mudflaps.
I dont like my civic being too low and I know skunk2 springs aren't adjustable. I'm going to find some high quality springs that are adjustable, or get some good adjustable coilovers and put the stock camber kit back on. (Have any good recommendations?) This will be a daily driver going on unlevel roads with around 300whp.