Rolling fenders

when the tire hits it. its hard to tell if it will or will not as different tire manf sizes can vary. Mount them up and see if it will is about the best advice I could give. Just did both front/back on mine.

 

put some masking tape of the top of the fenders and go for a drive on a bumpy road. If there is any rubbing it should show on the tape while protecting your paint.

 

sometimes I am a perty fart smeller

 

When your springs are wore out and need replacement. Step 1 replace springs. Step 2 don't worry about tire damage.

 

I disagree my springs are in no way worn out and I needed it. The springs are in great shape sitting in a box in my basement. Who uses those ancient things now anyways sheesh?!

 

Lmao, gotta give some grief. Some wheel gap is attractive. What caused the trend of people hating it?? lol

 

Pretty sure it all started with the "NEED MORE LOWZ"/4x4 comments on any car at stock ride height.

 

I have to agree that stock ride height is a little excessive. Our cars can use a little drop but its taken way beyond practical more times than not.

 

I can see both sides of the coin as the way the sides of the roads were shaped in phoenix to allow for heavy run off in heavy rains I had to be careful at stock height at a couple of corners on right turns or the bottom would drag. There was no way in hell I was going to do it after the side exhaust was installed until I bit the bullet and bagged it. Now that I have got use to the look of it aired out when its static I see cars at stock height and think they are lifted but when I am moving I am sure I have enough space to be safe.

 

Honestly, I see a bagged car a whole different way. Oddly enough, they are really cool to be aired out and sat all the way down but then picked back up (to a practical height) and driven home without stressing about a crack in the pavement. I like things that look good, but I have to say that I am way more function than I am form.

 

its the best of both worlds imo. Saves things like this from happening and all the while riding in comfort.

[video=youtube;5Vo378mO9q8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Vo378mO9q8[/video]

 

That is not the result of being low and static. That is the result of being an asian girl driver and not knowing how to take a driveway.

 

But for the fact that if it were not lowered any Asian girl driver would have been able to clear that pebble sized bump with no problem. Saying it isn't because its been lowered well beyond the point of function that caused that and blaming a driver is funny. I mean don't get me wrong that driver is the one that lowered it so it is his/her fault but now we are almost on the chicken or the egg debate....

 

I'm just going off the fact that lower static cars made it up that driveway and she didn't. But don't mind me, I just came here to stir the pot.