lowering springs in winter.
I live in Canada and its not unknown to get a lot of.snow. if I lower say an inch and a half would it cause problems if we got a lot of snow
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honestly i wouldnt chance it but if you rarely get alot of snow then id get some
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Our cars are so high we could lower it 2.5-3in and it would still be fine in the snow. I would only do that if you have snow tires though. My friends had civics that were about 2-3in from the lowest part of the car to the ground in winter and its fine. We also get plenty of 3-4in snowfalls a year and a few big ones (8+inches). If it snows more than a foot I wouldnt drive anyway untill the roads are clear.
Ex: https://farm4.static.flickr.com/3129...ec75bd77_o.jpg https://farm4.static.flickr.com/3176...88c4c487_o.jpg https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v...9/IMG_2633.jpg http://www.honda-tech.com/attachment...1&d=1261349298 These cars are all lower than 95% of the cobalts so I think you will be fine. |
Ya I got 2 .set of tires. My 17 msr and my winter tires and rims
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Haha the last pic looks like civic with rabies
Nice EK hatch also, sexy as fuh...atleast I think it's and EK, my JDM is a little rusty |
Originally Posted by Phyrric
(Post 5237397)
Haha the last pic looks like civic with rabies
Nice EK hatch also, sexy as fuh...atleast I think it's and EK, my JDM is a little rusty |
That is a very sexy EK!
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Purty civic. That ek does look like it has rabies. Lol
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sexy ek. can't wait to have my own!
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