Winter set up...
go and talk to Chad.
Oct 21, 2010, 12:01 PM
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Sweet I have a similar setup as you. Do you have any rubbing issues with the rally armor mudflaps like scraping over bumps and such after you lowered? And hav you ever gotten stuck due to the lowering?
I'm thinking about spec R's but I need my car to still get me around!
I'm thinking about spec R's but I need my car to still get me around!
Oct 21, 2010, 12:50 PM
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meh, it'll look like crap when the roads are slushy. i guess cleaning isn't so bad if you have a heated garage or something. i picked up gun metal rotas for winter, i dont think i've cleaned them yet in 2 years haha.
Oct 21, 2010, 04:37 PM
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Sweet I have a similar setup as you. Do you have any rubbing issues with the rally armor mudflaps like scraping over bumps and such after you lowered? And hav you ever gotten stuck due to the lowering?
I'm thinking about spec R's but I need my car to still get me around!
I'm thinking about spec R's but I need my car to still get me around!
Ya I rub when I go over the bumps specially with front mudflaps but not the bumper or exhaust
Never got stuck In winter and went thru some deep snow
Oct 25, 2010, 12:31 AM
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How did the condition of your car hold up since you're lowered? I'm on the same springs as you and I'm a little worried how my first winter in the car will be like, hopefully not too many rock chips.