Should I get lowering springs in a bumpy area?
heres a tip from the euro club. once your low, you are learning to drive AGAIN! yes you will develop a new technique for driving low. IF! if you make a thread about you breaking your subframe, axles, or peenor when driving low.......a driving seminar is needed.
moral of post: you will develop a new technique when it comes to being low. you will swerve around big potholes and take bumps on an angle.
ex: owned a retardedly slammed mk4 jetta.
moral of post: you will develop a new technique when it comes to being low. you will swerve around big potholes and take bumps on an angle.
ex: owned a retardedly slammed mk4 jetta.
Just lowering it lowers the roll center more than the CG, increasing roll. McPherson strut tip of the day
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A friend of mine told me that, I just pretended he was screwing with me. I definitely don't have the money for a full revamp of my suspension though. I was more going for the better appearance that I would get from it. I guess now that I look at it I can eventually save for it, but that would mean no tranny and engine mounts, no TWM shifter, no TVS, no life, etc.
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its wutever you want to live wih honesly bro, u have to drive it everyday i can tell u slam your car cuz it looks gud but u hav to drive it everyday not me, i would say get sumtin with a decent drop if that driveway bump is the biggest concern you only hit it a few times depending on how often u leave ur house... you could always go out there and get come construction going on one side of it so u can get pass.
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