what is the ground clearance for the GT4?
#16
Racer
Very true, it seems like that GT3 sits a bit lower, however he still has to reverse even with the lifting system (which should take the GT3 a bit higher than the standard GT4). I guess there will be at least two people looking stupid in that garage soon
#17
Drifting
That said, I can't see why backing into the garage makes a real difference. Even accounting for the suspension compressing slightly differently when backing in, the angles involved are still the same.
#18
It's not ground clearance you want to look at; that's only important if you're worried about whether your bumper will ram a speed bump or something. What you want to look at is approach angle, which takes into account ground clearance and front overhang, and is probably what is necessitating backing into a driveway. In any case, I'm fairly sure that both ground clearance and approach angle on a GT4 are between the GT3 without the lift engaged and the GT3 with the lift engaged. But if that worries you, take a page out of user1029's playbook: "My co-workers said the GT4 made me look extremely stupid -- so I got 'rid of my' coworkers."
That said, I can't see why backing into the garage makes a real difference. Even accounting for the suspension compressing slightly differently when backing in, the angles involved are still the same.
That said, I can't see why backing into the garage makes a real difference. Even accounting for the suspension compressing slightly differently when backing in, the angles involved are still the same.
#24
Thin, and they just barely fit. Far exceeds my expectations for quality. Having two toy/track cars, I became annoyed with maintenance and found myself dreading working on the cars. This now makes it so easy that I am enjoying myself again which makes all the difference. I have buddies that come over and use it because it is so much better than the old method.
#26
I also measured the minimum clearance between the front spoiler lip and my 4" high Race Ramps and it measured 1-1/4". Not much room to drop ride height if running 235/35 - 19 R7s.