Would my car be a snow plow?
#1
Would my car be a snow plow?
Just need a quick answer from someone w/ a CDC aggressive that isn't lowered in the front. How much clearance do you have at the lowest point of the spoiler and how much trouble do you have w/ speed bumps, curbs, inclines, etc? I drive my car year round and as I stated in the title, I don't want to turn it into a snow plow, but I did find an agressive used locally for $125 via Craigs List and I'm strongly considering it.
#3
Hmmmm not sure about the aggressive, I just installed the CDC classic and it is about 1 1/2"s lower than stock. Talk to Josh ar RPI Designs, I am sure he can help you, they are very helpful there, plus great prices and customer service.
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#4
I am lowered now so I can't give you a measurement any more but even before I lowered it, I had to be VERY careful at any kind of on-ramp etc. On a straight flat road, I had enough clearance to make it through light snow. And of course, once the plows went through I was fine. But you'll find there are LOTS of times when you aren't on flat snow covered roads. Say when you're trying to get into your driveway after a plow has gone through. You can do it. It's just not fun.
#5
I am lowered now so I can't give you a measurement any more but even before I lowered it, I had to be VERY careful at any kind of on-ramp etc. On a straight flat road, I had enough clearance to make it through light snow. And of course, once the plows went through I was fine. But you'll find there are LOTS of times when you aren't on flat snow covered roads. Say when you're trying to get into your driveway after a plow has gone through. You can do it. It's just not fun.
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Thats a good question but considering the amount of snow Buffalo gets you might consider a CS bumper cover instead.They sit up and still have a bit of a chin look to them. I wish we would get some snow.Its dry as a bone here in Denver,Co.