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the_darkside wrote:Does this count?
Such a good picture I couldn't help myself. Where on the car is it?
This is to the jacking strip thingo....:
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the_darkside wrote:Does this count?
Yep, that counts.... Big time
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My NA with MDU coil overs sitting on 15x8 +0 Rota Grids
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Not slammed but she has been lower but getting out of the driveway was the issue:
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That's on my frame rail, lowest, most 'altered' part of the car haha.
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My car at the moment
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tobias wrote:My car at the moment
I know for a fact you raised it.... and added side skirts...
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And added 5mm spacers
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i just un lowered my car by 15mm and wish i did it earlier!
the suspension actually works now, its amazing.
the suspension actually works now, its amazing.
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16bit wrote:i just un lowered my car by 15mm and wish i did it earlier!
the suspension actually works now, its amazing.
Slamming is like fisting, horrible but fascinating at the same time.
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Aussie Stig wrote:Slamming is like fisting, horrible but fascinating at the same time.
That is both the most amazing and worst statement ever made on this forum. Well done/what the hell.
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16bit wrote:i just un lowered my car by 15mm and wish i did it earlier!
the suspension actually works now, its amazing.
And this is why after having someone work for a few hours on my suspension geometry and the alignment to go with it, I have kept a sensible ride height.. And I live next to a level rail crossing.
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-alex wrote:16bit wrote:i just un lowered my car by 15mm and wish i did it earlier!
the suspension actually works now, its amazing.
And this is why after having someone work for a few hours on my suspension geometry and the alignment to go with it, I have kept a sensible ride height.. And I live next to a level rail crossing.
No excuses! I go over that railway line everyday on the way to work, and I'm no way near what you'd call a sensible height.
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