What's up ctvtec. I'm almost done buying most of my suspension parts and I'm trying to decide when to put it all on. This is the first time I'm going to be lowering a car of mines. I know most people are to lazy to raise their car for winter driving so I thought I'd ask is it really a bitch to DD a lowered car in the winter? I planned to wait til mid January/ early febuary to lower it. My car is not goin to be slammed by any means just enough to close the wheel gap with my 195/55-15. Thanks
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Originally posted by 203CT View PostI can drive in the snow pretty good at it. My only worry is getting use to driving low. Other then having to watch out for speed bumps and fucked up roads what should I expect?9-3-12 Legendary IG thatsmrmycocksafloppintoyou
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Originally posted by B13 SE-R View Postbig chunks for ice from the snow melt before that are in the middle of the road,if its your only car wait till spring comes around again some people just park there cars and use the winter beater ~
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I'm sure you have to go out before 10 am,during the week so I wouldn't lower it only reason they don't plow before 10 am in my neighborhood and I usually get stuck in my car,its low but not slammed9-3-12 Legendary IG thatsmrmycocksafloppintoyou
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Originally posted by 203CT View PostAs in studded snow tires? I got all season touring tires.Follow me on instavtec @steaksauce
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