The age old question...
Wingless? Lowered?
I just feel like the wing kind of completes the car's look. And I'm not lowered, but I already have to be cautious when I drive over bumps and pull into my drive way, I dunno if I could handle it lowered.
If anybody has any other thoughts, advice and/or pictures that would sway my decision making I'd love to hear/see them.
My car's current state

Photoshopped wingless

Photoshopped wingless and lowered
I just feel like the wing kind of completes the car's look. And I'm not lowered, but I already have to be cautious when I drive over bumps and pull into my drive way, I dunno if I could handle it lowered.
If anybody has any other thoughts, advice and/or pictures that would sway my decision making I'd love to hear/see them.
My car's current state

Photoshopped wingless

Photoshopped wingless and lowered
Why do we have 230456734763407634 threads about this now? Do what you like. We all have different views. Look through the threads and what not. Personally, I love the 3 piece lip spoiler most. Lowered of course
i hear you man there are a bunch all over the board tonight.
^Hah, well that's reassuring.
^^True that man. I like that advice.
I DO like the Tjin trunk though. Also I was wondering, how easy (and reliable) is it to put the wing back on? I know there's a ton of glue, should I glue it back on as well, or it fine with just the bolts?
drop it.. it's not like you have to worry about pushing snow in the winter.. you're one of the lucky ones who gets to look at green grass year round. If you're worried about scraping-- dont go super low.. ie coilovers.. i just put sportlines on my car. gives it a nice drop but not slammed. fairly easy install too.
Last edited by ChevelleGrl; Jul 20, 2011 at 09:44 AM.
I feel like
again with another one
this is real
Holly sheep **** Batman another wing or wingless thread
Last edited by BlueStang; Jul 20, 2011 at 09:57 AM.
Bump for question, how easy (and reliable) is it to put the wing back on? I know there's a ton of glue, should I glue it back on as well, or it fine with just the bolts?
As for lowering, it's your performance expectation vs what's practical for you. The only springs performance-wise I would put on would be Pedders, but I went with LNF FE5 springs because of where I live. At stock ride height, it looks like a 3 year old went at the bottom of my lip with a belt sander, and that's with coming on and off my street at 2-3mph and at an angle.
It's not glue it's molding adhesive, like is on body trim. It's not just there for adhesion, it provides a cushion as well. My boyfriend took mine off (AGAINST my wishes), and put it on without adhesive. It rattles like no other. BUT if you don't like it off, just buy double sided 3M body molding/trim adhesive - you can get it just about anywhere. Cut it to fit BEFORE you re-attach.
As for lowering, it's your performance expectation vs what's practical for you. The only springs performance-wise I would put on would be Pedders, but I went with LNF FE5 springs because of where I live. At stock ride height, it looks like a 3 year old went at the bottom of my lip with a belt sander, and that's with coming on and off my street at 2-3mph and at an angle.
As for lowering, it's your performance expectation vs what's practical for you. The only springs performance-wise I would put on would be Pedders, but I went with LNF FE5 springs because of where I live. At stock ride height, it looks like a 3 year old went at the bottom of my lip with a belt sander, and that's with coming on and off my street at 2-3mph and at an angle.

But what I don't get is you said at stock ride height it gets scratched. And you still lowered it? Sorry new to this stuff.
No, no, it scrapes at stock ride height, the LNF suspension doesn't lower the car noticeably (if at all, I think the height might be identical), but it has better spring rates/better handling than the LSJ suspension. That's why I went with the LNF springs rather than getting Pedders (even though the drop is minimal on them as well.
No, no, it scrapes at stock ride height, the LNF suspension doesn't lower the car noticeably (if at all, I think the height might be identical), but it has better spring rates/better handling than the LSJ suspension. That's why I went with the LNF springs rather than getting Pedders (even though the drop is minimal on them as well.
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