How to lower your car without springs, coilovers or putting heavy items in it...
02-08-2013, 11:20 PM
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How to lower your car without springs, coilovers or putting heavy items in it...
Best way to lower your car, save a ton of money and keep the stock parts! All you have to do is raise the ground with snow 
What do you think of my height, the grounds raised about 5-7 inches, looks pretty deep, or should I let the ground raise a little more? haha!!
What do you think of my height, the grounds raised about 5-7 inches, looks pretty deep, or should I let the ground raise a little more? haha!!
02-08-2013, 11:27 PM
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Don't really know exact numbers but my windshield has a big crack and I keep going outside to clean it so the weight/pressure of the snow won't crack it lol every 2-3 hours I have a layer of 3-5 inches.
Got this info for you:
Blizzard Warning remains in effect until 1 pm EST Saturday.
Locations: Southern Connecticut.
Hazard types: Heavy snow and strong winds.
Accumulations: snow accumulation of 20 to 36 inches.
When I stepped on flat ground my whole Nike's high top + some of my pants got covered, I'd say it's around 6-7 inches right now lol
Got this info for you:
Blizzard Warning remains in effect until 1 pm EST Saturday.
Locations: Southern Connecticut.
Hazard types: Heavy snow and strong winds.
Accumulations: snow accumulation of 20 to 36 inches.
When I stepped on flat ground my whole Nike's high top + some of my pants got covered, I'd say it's around 6-7 inches right now lol
02-09-2013, 12:19 AM
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I once rode in a car like that, going over a big bump I hit my head against the top of the car haha it was fun though. What do a new pair of shocks cost anyways aren't they like 30$ lol
02-09-2013, 01:16 AM
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Quick update on snow:
I'd estimate it to be 10-12", could barely walk out there!
Other cars:
02-09-2013, 08:42 AM
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lmfao! you guys got owned! up here in Canada I think we got only around 1/2- 3/4 of a foot? wasn't much, it was the idiotic public that made the roads so dangerous, not the snow
02-09-2013, 09:12 AM
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Thats normally how it goes, I don't honestly think driving in up to 4-6inchs of snow fall is that difficult, slow down, give extra room stopping and go slower on turns and you'll do fine (also bald ass tires don't help but those arent safe no matter what the road condition is)
02-09-2013, 10:03 AM
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Just cleaned out my driveway. The stupid shovel truck pushed all the snow right behind my car since I'm the last spot of the lot smh. 1 hour worth of shoveling to get it out.