Lowered Car with Intrax Springs....pics inside
04-05-2008, 10:58 PM
#22
HOly lack of clearance batman 
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I have intrax springs too, not sure if I like them so much any more after driving on them for the last one year. Most speed bumps and uneven ground are now no-go areas for me. Thanks to dragging the cat everywhere, I have a pesky exhaust leak. And that's just stock exhaust... I can't even imagine LT headers in this car - way too low. In fact I've been toying around with the idea of fabbing up skid plates for the tranny and oil pan. Cut stock springs are looking more and more attractive everyday.
! I have intrax springs too, not sure if I like them so much any more after driving on them for the last one year. Most speed bumps and uneven ground are now no-go areas for me. Thanks to dragging the cat everywhere, I have a pesky exhaust leak. And that's just stock exhaust... I can't even imagine LT headers in this car - way too low. In fact I've been toying around with the idea of fabbing up skid plates for the tranny and oil pan. Cut stock springs are looking more and more attractive everyday.
my car sits pretty low, but after some custom fabrication at an exhaust shop and a y-pipe bump stop hanger (from ws6store), my exhaust no longer drags or bangs against the floor board.
or...
side pipes ?
04-06-2008, 02:32 AM
#23
. As for side pipes, the day I drive a car with them would be the day I grow a mullet and change my name to Bubba Jo Bobby
07-15-2008, 02:20 AM
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I have a question, did it throw your camber off? I have some intrax springs that I actually might put on tommorow, and I'm hoping not to throw off my camber. I have pacesetters and ory so I'll let you know how the clearance on that set up is.
