People w/ 18" wheels living in NY or places w/ bad roads,any regrets?
04-22-2003, 08:23 AM
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1 piece of warning from a NY'er.... LOWER first as far as you want to go....
You might not want or need rims. Above 17's yields little performance from what I know. A good set of wider 17's with nice tires would do you well.
04-22-2003, 08:35 AM
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way worth it
<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/5045/frsp2.jpg"></center><p>They've been scratched and dinged- you play you pay.
My problem is with front spoiler- there is not too much room left to lower w/ springs. My parking garage exit driveway only allows 1/2 inch of lip clearance going down diagonally.
My problem is with front spoiler- there is not too much room left to lower w/ springs. My parking garage exit driveway only allows 1/2 inch of lip clearance going down diagonally.
04-22-2003, 09:22 AM
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Re: People w/ 18" wheels living in NY or places w/ bad roads,any regrets?
Im rolling on 19" wheels in NYC.
No problems.
Thinking About lowering it, might be a huge mistake. Having 2nd thoughts now.
No problems.
Thinking About lowering it, might be a huge mistake. Having 2nd thoughts now.
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04-22-2003, 11:20 AM
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Removing H&R's in DC
I have H&R springs in DC. I use my 180+TTQC as a daily driver. I try so hard to be easy on the car but sometimes you just have to scrape. Parking garages, old roads, driveways, metal plates etc.
I am having the stock springs reinstalled on thursday.
If anyone wants to buy my H&R's with 10k miles on them let me know.
I am having the stock springs reinstalled on thursday.
If anyone wants to buy my H&R's with 10k miles on them let me know.
