good bye nice rims and nice stance. see ya in the spring
#1
good bye nice rims and nice stance. see ya in the spring
well most people lower their stangs, but i jsut got done putting my stock springs back on, YAY! this thing looks like a true 4x4 now with the stock springs and v6 wheels with my snow tires on. looks terrible, i can't wait to put the lowering springs back on in spring! lol. one good note tho, i thought the whole time this car just had some elcheapo lowering springs, but turns out their eibach sportlines. nice surprise . i'll have to post up some picks of the new 4x4 tomorrow when it's light out.
#4
i figured it would almost be a must, around here winter suck so only having like 3-4 inches of ground clearance isn't gonna cut it on some days. only took me 2 hours so not like it was tooooooo big of a deal lol.
and wannabe, i ahte it lol. i got used to this car being lowered with wide tires, and pretty much zero body roll. it's a different animal now with 225's and riding about 2inches higher.
and wannabe, i ahte it lol. i got used to this car being lowered with wide tires, and pretty much zero body roll. it's a different animal now with 225's and riding about 2inches higher.
#6
excluding snow clearance wouldn't it be easier to drive in the snow with a lowering springs?
not trying to jack your thread just wondering cause im buying some springs and also deal with snow
not trying to jack your thread just wondering cause im buying some springs and also deal with snow
Last edited by matt1990; 11-06-2010 at 01:18 AM.
#9
well let me rephrase it, when i said elcheapo was referring to like ebay offbrand or something. matt i'm not sure how lowering springs would make it easier, and like said the only reason i had for putting them on was the snow clearance. my exhaust already hangs low and scraped over everything, so i thought i'd need stock height.