arrite everyone, I'm lining up to put some springs on the car soon as a temporary fix before i get myself a set of coilovers. But I have an issue:

I, like many others, have a steep driveway (not incredibly steep) but enough so that at stock ride height my bumper is about a half an inch (if that), away from scaping the pavement when pulling into it. What I'm trying to figure out is how to attack this issue when i choose to lower the s2k. I'm sure others have to do this as well. I have no problem pulling out a ramp every day to get the car out of the driveway (this is not my DD), but I am not sure exactly what to construct it of. Any input on this is greatly appreciated

I'm at school right now, so these ccouple old pictures of my new S and old Type S will hopefully give you an idea as to how stteep the incline is..thanks all

 

i go at 60 degree angle. pia...

i'm about to take some cement and make my driveway, more even.

 

yup- same here... mine has a slight curb at the entrance to the driveway-
actually take it fairly sharp angle in, so one wheel is up then the other one follows- keeps the lip off. also have to take it slow. if too fast, i scrape.

 

hmmm no use of 2x4s or whatnot, i thought hard and tested the sharp turning...i don't think that it'll work, anyone have pictures to share experience

 

go slow and at an angle

 

make sure not to angle in too much though. i made that mistake once and i scraped the side (under my door)

 

I got sick of worrying about it.....so I bought a lip protector. My problem is just the opposite -- the driveway slopes down towards the garage the S resides.

 

just take it at a 45 degree angle, you should be fine.

 

you should ask people from san francisico or the bay area. haha

 

Have you tried backing in? ...the only way I can get in my driveway without scrapping.