I like it, but it's just not practical IMO. I don't want to compromise any aspect of drivability for another inch lower in right height. Mine would be lower right now if my headers wouldn't get stuck on every speed bump I pass (and it was lower once, and this actually did happen...it was a nightmare).
Oh yea, I rub everything under there everywhere, I dont do speed bumps, just not an option, I've ripped of my mid pipe before, had to put it back on, and I always here the tranny or something under there scrapping on inclines into parking lots or something.
I used to live in this really nice apartment complex, way back in the woods, and I lived way back at the end of the whole place. Management was really cool and let me work on my car there since I lived way in the back. Me and my buddy decided one day to cut my stock springs back when the coupe was all stock. We did this there at my apartment. When It was time to take it for a drive, the first speed bump coming out of the complex hung up my headers so hard I couldn't get over it. I had to park the car and order Eibach's and install them before I could get it back out of the lot.
It sure looked sweet though, even with 10 holes.
That's the most beautiful MS Paint sketch I've ever seen hahaThe bracket pushes the bottom of the shock out a little from vertical, here is a little rough sketch on paint of what I'm talking about, notice the angle of the shock.
That's the most beautiful MS Paint sketch I've ever seen haha
LOL jesus christI saw this win/fail video and this one clip made me think of the whole "rim lip" debate. Skip to 5:11...
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From a static displace point of view...i like the look.
For practicality, it wouldn't fly with me due to the road conditions where i live. I actually installed Mach 1 springs in my Fox in order to "lift" it back up and provide a cozy, yet firm ride.
But i often wish i could flip a switch and drop the car a bit when parked...which it seems to do 99% of the time lately. (1500 miles in 9 years)
still and MSpaint badass I seeThe bracket pushes the bottom of the shock out a little from vertical, here is a little rough sketch on paint of what I'm talking about, notice the angle of the shock.
HellaFlush FTW!I saw this win/fail video and this one clip made me think of the whole "rim lip" debate. Skip to 5:11...
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