BBK Longtube owners...Do they hang low?? What about MAC's???

juiced_94gt

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I wonder if im going to have issues with my BBK longtubes on my car?? It has Eibach Pro-Kit springs, will they hang too low?? Any pics of ground clearence with longtubes???

 

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I've got mac longtubes and the prokit

I can go over almost any bump....I just have to do it really slow.

 

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I have MAC 1 3/4 and they arent bad. I have to go slow over speed bumps but they are pretty tucked. I have Steeda springs.

 

96stangRC

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I've got BBK long tubes with H&R SS springs. My car sits pretty low and I haven't had a problem yet, just gotta be cautious.

 

juiced_94gt

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96stangRC said:

I've got BBK long tubes with H&R SS springs. My car sits pretty low and I haven't had a problem yet, just gotta be cautious.

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This is what i wanted to hear

 

juiced_94gt

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96stangRC said:

I've got BBK long tubes with H&R SS springs. My car sits pretty low and I haven't had a problem yet, just gotta be cautious.

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Can you by any chance take a picture of your ground clerance??

 

mootang

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i had bbk long tubes and eibach sportlines with i believe are .5" lower than the prolines and i didn't have problems. just like what is said above go slow over speed bumps and you'll be fine.

 

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I could not say if you will have probs being as your car is dropped

I can say both BBK and Mac LT's hug the floor pan nicely

Grady

 

SublimeRT

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I have BBK LT's and my car is lowered with Ford B springs with no isolators. I haven't had any problems hitting them. Here's the best pic I have right now of it. Excuse the bird crap on the door.

 

juiced_94gt

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Man they look sweet, what mid-pipe did you use??? BBK?? does it have cat's (I cant see none but i might be wrong.)

 

Bosko5.0

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Ive got steeda sport springs and bbk LTs

Ive also got a protector.




the only things that hit speed bumps are my cutout pipes. but only when I don't slow down enough.

 

SublimeRT

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juiced_94gt said:

Man they look sweet, what mid-pipe did you use??? BBK?? does it have cat's (I cant see none but i might be wrong.)

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Thanks, I used a BBK O/R X. Tucked up nicely.