I always wanted to do that but didn't have the ***** to... Thanks for sharing!

 

im not sure what the love of dropping the cars is. some drops admitedly look nice but people are really into scrubbing the ground. what if any performance inhancement does this create?

 

who said that people are into scrapping the ground? you missed the point.. the DOWNSIDE is that we scrape so much but the upside(if thats a word) is that the low height makes the g look soo much nicer

 

^yO SHIIITS weak dre you need at least an other 1/2-1" drop you=mild dump

But damn thats nuts if i had a flat driveway i'd lower my car even more, dumpt FTW

 

FACK! that car is dumpt!

 

DAMN! Leave it the way it is!LOL Looks sick

 

LOL I think if he really drive slammed like that, he won't even have a floor within days

But looks pretty cool though!

 

saweetness!

a few questions though.. i read on here that the max spacers that we can run on OEM 19s are 20mm/25mm so..
-do you have 30mm spacers on all 4?
-were the fenders rolled/cut?

 

That looks soo sick!!

-Vin

 

it all depends on how much camber you have. i have 30 mm all around and because of the 3.4 camber in the front and 3.1 in the back, i still look about 5-10mm sunken in the front and about 15 in the back. if you straighten out your camber alot, 25mm should be fine but i like camber so i went with 30s. no fender rolling also because of the camber, but i will be adjusting the camber so a fender roll is in the near future. and shane i only wish i could drive aroudn like this lol it looks raw but i couldnt even get it off the sidewalk in fear of damaging the driveway. if only the undercarriage of our cars wasnt so low. now i ride pretty high for my standards because i drive far and bumpy roads for work and such. but once i get bags you'll see me everywhere liek that

 

which BC Racing coilovers are those, the BR type? RAM type? or ER series? car looks beautiful.

 

Which BC coils? How's the ride quality of those coils? Is the front really too stiff or are they comfortable?

 

do you have to take the coilovers off the car to adjust them?

 

^Lol no.

I think im about to this to my sedan as well, just for kicks of course.

 

looks awesome, you need to make a DIY video on how to jack your car up being this low!

So let me get this correct. You drive on wood blocks up front and then use a floor jack on the rear diff to jack the rear up, and then you slide wood under the rear tires?

once it's slammed, how do you manage to jack it back up again?