Who's NOT lowered?
09-04-2017, 11:17 PM
#78
Nordschleife Master
. . . Sorry. Did not look that close. Was on iPhone and just saw sucked in looking wheel profiles in the rear that really stood out for some reason.
Lol about the concern that spacers in the rear will hinder performance and the clear conscious comment. Easily reversible mod and I shutter to think what I have done to cars over the years. There is always room for improvement in many areas on 911s.
Lol about the concern that spacers in the rear will hinder performance and the clear conscious comment. Easily reversible mod and I shutter to think what I have done to cars over the years. There is always room for improvement in many areas on 911s.
09-06-2017, 01:49 PM
#80
Drifting
I believe plenty of people in Europe also use/have chains as they *gasp* drive them to the ski hill etc ie they use them as a car not a showpiece
09-06-2017, 01:53 PM
#81
Drifting
You may not do the distances I do. Castle Rock to Bigfork is 1020 miles. Bigfork to Jackson, WY is 500 miles, Bigfork to Big Sky is over 300 miles. I'm always rubbing on packed fender wells on arrival. I've had to chip out the fronts to obtain full lock.
The car doesn't have the luxury of a heated garage to thaw except when I'm in one of our homes.
The car doesn't have the luxury of a heated garage to thaw except when I'm in one of our homes.
But I understand what you are saying
09-06-2017, 04:24 PM
#83
That is silly. I run cars much lower than a 997.2 with Eibachs or H&Rs and have zero problems. Never once heard my wife's 997.2 with Eibachs scrape anything. I honestly do not see how anyone could scrape with Eibachs unless doing something hair brained or running into a curb.
As far as the pure esthetics go, I've never been a fan of low-riders. If you want ground effect, get a hovermobile ...
09-06-2017, 06:48 PM
#84
Lowered on H&R springs, daily driver year round in DC, no issues
Anyone who wants to raise their 911 should have it revoked.
Anyone who wants to raise their 911 should have it revoked.
09-07-2017, 12:40 AM
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09-07-2017, 03:00 PM
#88
Drifting
I have heard guys claim that Toronto has the "worst roads in the world" and that they scrape on every dip/driveway and speedbump in the city on OEM height. Well I drive around in the same city on H&R springs and do not experience this so its hard to discern fact from fiction sometimes.
Not saying Colorado does not "have the worst roads in the world" but some people tend to exaggerate their experiences to suit their current set up
Maybe I am doing that
09-07-2017, 03:14 PM
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The challenge is that everyone claims that their neighbourhood/city/state/country has the "worst roads in the world"
I have heard guys claim that Toronto has the "worst roads in the world" and that they scrape on every dip/driveway and speedbump in the city on OEM height. Well I drive around in the same city on H&R springs and do not experience this so its hard to discern fact from fiction sometimes.
Not saying Colorado does not "have the worst roads in the world" but some people tend to exaggerate their experiences to suit their current set up
Maybe I am doing that
I have heard guys claim that Toronto has the "worst roads in the world" and that they scrape on every dip/driveway and speedbump in the city on OEM height. Well I drive around in the same city on H&R springs and do not experience this so its hard to discern fact from fiction sometimes.
Not saying Colorado does not "have the worst roads in the world" but some people tend to exaggerate their experiences to suit their current set up
Maybe I am doing that