How low do Grotts hang?
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How low do Grotts hang? I had SLP LT's on my car & scraped them up a little. I'm looking at Grotts & FLP's but how low do they hang compared to SLP's & FLP's? Thanks! BTW what cats fit with Grott headers?
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Re: How low do Grotts hang? PSJ used to have Grotts on his old SS I beleive.
CMNTMXR57 also has them I think. One of them should respond...
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CMNTMXR57 also has them I think. One of them should respond...
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Re: How low do Grotts hang? SLP is the absolute WORST for clearance. A buddy of mine has them on his lowered SS, and they slam every speed bump he drives over, even going slow enough to walk faster.
FLP's have the best ground clearance. Some people even claim gaining clearance. I have seen these installed on lowered cars and they don't seem to cause any problems nor "hang" low.
Grotts I am not sure of. Jason99T/A will be in here to answer this question i'm sure <img src="gr_stretch.gif" border="0"> . He has them on his 99 T/A, and seems to love them.
Josh
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FLP's have the best ground clearance. Some people even claim gaining clearance. I have seen these installed on lowered cars and they don't seem to cause any problems nor "hang" low.
Grotts I am not sure of. Jason99T/A will be in here to answer this question i'm sure <img src="gr_stretch.gif" border="0"> . He has them on his 99 T/A, and seems to love them.
Josh
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Re: How low do Grotts hang? I have FLPs and my car is lowered, no problems so far. The FLPs fit right up against the floorpan, so some "modification" may be necessary.
Justin
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