Pix Of A Slammed Cobalt?
04-09-2008, 04:58 PM
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there is another dude here with an air ride system... I think his name is the 24th element, named after the cobalt element "science guys don't hate on me if I have it wrong"
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Clearly the both of you failed reading comprehension in school. If you even went to school which is definitely questionable. Cause you know, the title is all that matters in a thread, the actual posting asking for pictures of how low your cobalt is has ZERO frame of reference in here.
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^ Nice attack there, I just assumed that since there are plenty of threads asking for "lowered" pictures, this thread was requesting slammed pix as per the title. And I'm still in school, asswipe.
04-10-2008, 03:36 AM
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Clearly the both of you failed reading comprehension in school. If you even went to school which is definitely questionable. Cause you know, the title is all that matters in a thread, the actual posting asking for pictures of how low your cobalt is has ZERO frame of reference in here.
ok so u mean to tell me all these people thought before this thread they had the lowest car on the forums...... NAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHT
04-10-2008, 06:46 AM
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Oh, you have a 2.2 on Sportlines. So you took my initial comment too seriously? I didn't mean anything by it. I was just saying that it's really hard to get them looking decently low without ground effects.
04-10-2008, 08:57 AM
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ok so here is something i found off another forum.... apparently the definition of slammed varies....
Slammed???
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
Slammed???
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
04-10-2008, 09:27 AM
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ok so here is something i found off another forum.... apparently the definition of slammed varies....
Slammed???
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
Slammed???
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
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I haven't at all been pointing out that people are reading only the title and then spouting off like idiots about the pictures being posted. Keen eye kid, stay in school you will definitely go far.Asking for pics of how low you have gone. Not JUST picks of a slammed cobalt. Maybe the guys looking for a comparison? Maybe hes trying to see what various cobalts look like lowered to various degrees. So maybe you guys should stop getting your panties in your ass crack when someone posts their car on lowering springs. Yeah we get it, we aren't as cool as you coilover / airbag system people riding around in an SS/SC painted neon green
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ok... im going to edit myself. and just leave on this statement.
the guy with an ss/sc trunk on his LS is calling ME stupid, Lmao
the guy with an ss/sc trunk on his LS is calling ME stupid, Lmao
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ok so here is something i found off another forum.... apparently the definition of slammed varies....
Slammed???
Auto Tag: Tires and Wheels
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
Slammed???
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
04-10-2008, 04:22 PM
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that in itself is pretty pretty contradicting trying to say that your not "stupid" . And yes, Caps are needed.
I for one will stick up for the 2.2's here
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*edit* And here we go again, you drive an SS so you must be right? Keep dreaming kid, you drive a sedan, thats like the ugly step child of the cobalt line, SS or not.
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to bad my heavy sedan will spank your car. point blank period, so u can shutup about that. and ugly step child? you have a ******* ss/sc wing on your LS. SHUTUP. Go check my thread in the pictures.. never heard anyone call my car ugly.
and i edited the other part out because it didnt make sence to me to sa that. thats why i edited it. im not ignorant nor that stupid.
i didnt realise how close u lived.. ha
04-10-2008, 07:58 PM
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ok so here is something i found off another forum.... apparently the definition of slammed varies....
Slammed???
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
Slammed???
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What is the technical definition of a SLAMMED car?
Does the car have to be lowered a certain amount? Is it how low the car is off of the ground?
How many of you have what one would call a slammed car?
i dont think there is an actual definition of "slammed", its just kinda slang for being lowered alot.
I call my car slammed, dumped, lowered, etc... It just depends who I'm describing it to, and what term I feel like calling it. But to me personally, I would call slammed or dumped, a car that is essentially tucked, in other words, it's wheels are into the wheel wells, if not right at the line of them.
My car has about "1/8 wheel gap right now, where as it used to have roughly "2 of gap.
I don't know of a technical definition of slammed, but I would define it as a car that has been lowered as low as possible for looks only, no care about the handleing.
this article is come from tech78.com:http://www.tech78.com/auto/Slammed_47279.html
so essentially without Airbags,...slammed isnt the best definition of some of these cars... they are lowered...not pancaked, slammed etc.
right now i am tucking and my wheels are touching fender when lowered and parked however, i am not laying frame.
in order to lay frame, the entire wheel well would have to be removed and id have to modify my fender and engine compartment and part of my trunk in order to tuck rim my size.
04-10-2008, 11:39 PM
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.my friend has a PT cruiser she could almost put on the ground without a kit... kitted there is no way...
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well it depends on how you define laying frame..its the same figure of speech as slammed...to me slammed is tucked with no wheel well clearance or very very little..laying frame to me is kit to the floor or bumper/sides/ rear to the ground even though thats not really laying frame its still no clearance between the cars body/bumper and road.
.my friend has a PT cruiser she could almost put on the ground without a kit... kitted there is no way...
.my friend has a PT cruiser she could almost put on the ground without a kit... kitted there is no way...
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WHY DID YOU DELETE THE PART SAYING THAT YOU HAVE AN SS SO YOUR ARE NOT STUPID? TRYING TO IMPLY THOSE W/ THE 2.2 ARE STUPID?
that in itself is pretty pretty contradicting trying to say that your not "stupid" . And yes, Caps are needed.
I for one will stick up for the 2.2's here
that in itself is pretty pretty contradicting trying to say that your not "stupid" . And yes, Caps are needed.
I for one will stick up for the 2.2's here
nah just sounds like your rasict to me...
to bad my heavy sedan will spank your car. point blank period, so u can shutup about that. and ugly step child? you have a ******* ss/sc wing on your LS. SHUTUP. Go check my thread in the pictures.. never heard anyone call my car ugly.
and i edited the other part out because it didnt make sence to me to sa that. thats why i edited it. im not ignorant nor that stupid.
i didnt realise how close u lived.. ha
to bad my heavy sedan will spank your car. point blank period, so u can shutup about that. and ugly step child? you have a ******* ss/sc wing on your LS. SHUTUP. Go check my thread in the pictures.. never heard anyone call my car ugly.
and i edited the other part out because it didnt make sence to me to sa that. thats why i edited it. im not ignorant nor that stupid.
i didnt realise how close u lived.. ha
or we an all shut up and stop filling this thread with uter stupidy, how about instead of making this thread a "i have the fastest slow car" how 'bout we just get to pictures
kthxbai.
