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Offline *Jonnyg*

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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #10 on: 14 January 2011, 14:42 »
Yeah but your scraping is just the metal to metal on your brakes ;)



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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #11 on: 14 January 2011, 14:42 »
I have to use a couple of planks of wood to drive up in order to get my jack under..

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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #12 on: 14 January 2011, 16:21 »
Ripped mine off the rear of my estate, right outside of a bar so everyone outside got a nice few sparks to the face :D had to jack it up and rip it off in a pub car park in the pissing rain, didn't have any problems with it removed.

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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #13 on: 14 January 2011, 16:51 »
Lol kinda funny I started this thread today as iv just been proppa stuck on a stupid speed lump thngy. Got caught down a road with them small square ramps and couldn't go sideways as a car was parked. Had to go strait on. I new when I heard my front skirt scrape I was in trouble.
Metal sounding screech all the way down the car and had to give more power in the middle to get off it. Not good. Hope I aint buggered anything.

Offline archie837

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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #14 on: 14 January 2011, 18:06 »
TOok mine off as it was rattling and bashing about.

JAcking up, just use your widow maker until you can get a jack under it. Just be careful with it as they tend to fall over.

Also you still running helpers?
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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #15 on: 14 January 2011, 18:46 »
Yeah still have helpers on coilys why? 

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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #16 on: 14 January 2011, 19:40 »
Ripped mine off the first day of being LOW!
Me and a friend looked at the piece of metal and decided that it was inferior and small so it would not be needed :afro:
Driving up on wood doesnt even get me high enough for jacks now :P
Friend and lifting the car from the arch is the only DIY way now :'(
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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #17 on: 14 January 2011, 19:54 »
So what size wheels you running mate? 
What's it like as an everyday driver?

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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #18 on: 14 January 2011, 20:44 »
Running on 16's with 205/45 profile, 195 seemed a tad too extreme for London roads :(
Ride is pretty HARSH but it sticks to the road like glue :afro:
Scrape the splitter EVERYWHERE, smashed up the middle box in the snow and cant drive over the squared humps unless there are two which then means i have to slow down to a stand still and rock over them :D

One thing which amazes me is that i have been slammed for 6 months now and the tracking is still Bang on! RESULT!

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Re: when lowering very low
« Reply #19 on: 14 January 2011, 20:53 »
Bloody hell I thought I was low and I'm not even to the bottom of me coily with the helpers still on.
I take it you have the inner wings removed then lol