My 06 Liquid Platinum Front Lip & H&R 350Z drop
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From: Long Island, NY
Originally Posted by mikeee2
That looks awesome Kenny. You've only had the car for a week or two now??? and so many mods already... 
I am just curious...how do you drive that car around or your altima in the city? I can barely avoid potholes and I am only on z springs. Your car is like sitting the ground. Do you drive like drive super slow in the city?
I am just curious...how do you drive that car around or your altima in the city? I can barely avoid potholes and I am only on z springs. Your car is like sitting the ground.
Do you drive like drive super slow in the city? no scraping or issues at all even on speed bumps. it's a big practice of angling and watching out for potholes. i might take the car onto auto-x or drifting once it's fully broken in and i get the right tires.
Originally Posted by da mayor
basically all my cars i've had were modified and slammed so you'll get used to it. i one time made everyone back up so i can angle my car out of the NYDMV at whitestone -- mikeee you know about that place too with the huge sloping driveway.
no scraping or issues at all even on speed bumps. it's a big practice of angling and watching out for potholes. i might take the car onto auto-x or drifting once it's fully broken in and i get the right tires.
no scraping or issues at all even on speed bumps. it's a big practice of angling and watching out for potholes. i might take the car onto auto-x or drifting once it's fully broken in and i get the right tires.
But what about just driving? Sometimes there are bumps and potholes that you just don't see until it's too late. Unless you are driving like super super slow, it's hard to imagine you can avoid all of them especially in the dark.
the 350z drop is very modest. I sometimes think its not low enough.
that lot was super ultra ridiculously dark and I only had my kit lens shooting at ISO 1600. those photos have not even been adjusted for brightness (iam lazy)
but than again, my style was always very dark
that lot was super ultra ridiculously dark and I only had my kit lens shooting at ISO 1600. those photos have not even been adjusted for brightness (iam lazy)
but than again, my style was always very dark
Last edited by Neal376; Jul 9, 2006 at 11:27 PM.
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Originally Posted by mikeee2
Oh the whitestone place...I've been to that dmv but I don't recall the driveway since my cars go by it with no issues.
But what about just driving? Sometimes there are bumps and potholes that you just don't see until it's too late. Unless you are driving like super super slow, it's hard to imagine you can avoid all of them especially in the dark.
But what about just driving? Sometimes there are bumps and potholes that you just don't see until it's too late. Unless you are driving like super super slow, it's hard to imagine you can avoid all of them especially in the dark.
neal fixed this picture so it looks very clear
Last edited by da mayor; Jul 11, 2006 at 11:04 AM.
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From: Long Island, NY
i like the lip b/c it's simple but gives it a more aggressive look. if you saw my altima w/ a full kit i grew out of the fully modded car scene. time to start hooking up a new house
i love the lip.. but again.. scraping is an issue; big speed bumps and dips where i live.. i have splash guards (front n' rear) and the front sometimes scratch all the time some places i go regardless.. is there anything that can make this any better.. some sort of tape to put under the lip?
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