Dragging SFC's??

trailblazr81

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Nov 16, 2005

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• Nov 16, 2005

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OK with my Sportline springs, I can sometimes drag the front bumper on some driveways and a muffler on some speed bumps. So will I be scraping the subframe connectors when I get those on in a couple weeks? A lttle drag is OK but I dont want to get high centered in some parking lot on a monster speed bump.

 

squares98

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subs wont scrape, they are higher up.

 

tomustang

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• Nov 16, 2005

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If you're hitting the muffler than you hitting the hump on rear swaybar, it's one of the lowest points on the bottom, subs hold enough clearance to be flush from the K member to the rear

 

BooWFO

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You may want to re-evaluate your driving style.
Might try going over the bumps slower or at an angle.

 

trailblazr81

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I think I need to crawl back underneath it. I didnt have this problem before I swapped in th O/R H pipe. I think I let the muffler hang down a little while tightening everything. Also are SFC's strong enough to jack car up? Im looking at the Steeda full lengths with torque box plates.