help car too low question??
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help car too low question??
yes my g is slammed but i have a question,i see other g's as low as mine but they still drive them around,somehow i have a problem my lower control arms kinda scrape all the time..do they really drive them like that just really slow?is there some special suspension i need to buy?or am i really just too slammed and need to raise it up abit..heres some pics
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You are probably looking at pictures of cars on air suspension laying frame while parked, but there's no way they drive like that. You are past the point of functionality as low as you are, no wonder you scrape like a ****. You will either need to add airbags to your set up or you need to raise your car to be able to drive it effectively.
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Those cars only drive very specified routes where they know they can make it, the cars are almost never daily drivers. And if they daily drive them, ... they put up with a ton of crap for no reason.
I raised my car back up and don't plan on going nearly as low when I finish my coils install. It was fun being low, but it's nowhere near worth the headache of scrapping and getting stuck on everything...
I raised my car back up and don't plan on going nearly as low when I finish my coils install. It was fun being low, but it's nowhere near worth the headache of scrapping and getting stuck on everything...
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Pretty much what Xet and Big said. Stiffer springs are also very helpful, but nothing's going to completely eliminate scrapping/dragging at that height. You learn to get over it or you raise it (or some combination of them).
If you do want to stay that low get in touch with Toolboothwilly for some of his aluminum underplates and have replacement bushings and ball joints on hand, yours will be destroyed in a couple months at those suspension angles.
If you do want to stay that low get in touch with Toolboothwilly for some of his aluminum underplates and have replacement bushings and ball joints on hand, yours will be destroyed in a couple months at those suspension angles.
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