Question for those with lowered cars
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How do you avoid scraping the bottom of your car when driving around?
My car isn't lowered and I scrape fairly often. I want to get it lowered but I don't see how I can do it without damaging the car.
My car isn't lowered and I scrape fairly often. I want to get it lowered but I don't see how I can do it without damaging the car.
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Are you scraping the nose of your car?
Nose scrapes are just part of f-body charm thanks to ridiculous front overhang. It's all plastic up there anyway and that air spoiler can take some serious abuse.
Nose scrapes are just part of f-body charm thanks to ridiculous front overhang. It's all plastic up there anyway and that air spoiler can take some serious abuse.
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Yeah that air deflector thing under the front of the car is actually made to touch; it bends without breaking. That doesn't mean it makes a pleasant sound in doing so. I converted my car to a front-breather, so I was able to remove the air deflector. Much better; the front of my car has never touched since then.