quarter panel dent
07-22-2009, 10:04 AM
#3
As can a non-stock car as I recently learned. 
Just had my UMI boxed SFC's installed yesterday. Car feels better over uneven roads. On smooth roads it's hard to feel any difference. I just hope the dimples stop as I had 4 that I can count appear this year... I thought they were door dings at first.
Just had my UMI boxed SFC's installed yesterday. Car feels better over uneven roads. On smooth roads it's hard to feel any difference. I just hope the dimples stop as I had 4 that I can count appear this year... I thought they were door dings at first. Last edited by Hugger Z; 07-22-2009 at 10:10 AM.
07-22-2009, 12:30 PM
#4
MHO ... subs won't fix the problem. It's urban legend ...
The dimples in the QP are from the back half leveraging over the rear spring and shock points. Visualize where SFCs stop and then visualize where the weight of the body is loaded. It becomes obvious then.
A full tank of fuel, a huge sub with multiple amps combined with a pot hole or speed bump factoring in lousy shocks and soft springs is what causes the problem.
Throw away those sportlines and pros and get a decent spring height and rate and a decent shock and don't worry about the QP dimples.
The dimples in the QP are from the back half leveraging over the rear spring and shock points. Visualize where SFCs stop and then visualize where the weight of the body is loaded. It becomes obvious then.
A full tank of fuel, a huge sub with multiple amps combined with a pot hole or speed bump factoring in lousy shocks and soft springs is what causes the problem.
Throw away those sportlines and pros and get a decent spring height and rate and a decent shock and don't worry about the QP dimples.
07-22-2009, 12:34 PM
#5
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