How to Lower my car?
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From: Frisco, TX
go to home depot or lowes and build a custom mini ram where the dip is. i've seen it done before with several 2x4s and 4x4s. i'm not saying to go that direction but there's always a solution out there. sure it looks ghetto and maybe one of your neighbors will complain to the hoa, but i care more about my car if you ask me.
btw, you may get better suggestions if you take a picture of just your driveway and then your car on the driveway above where you barely make it.
btw, you may get better suggestions if you take a picture of just your driveway and then your car on the driveway above where you barely make it.
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Originally Posted by bigsley18,Aug 9 2007, 01:11 PM
btw, you may get better suggestions if you take a picture of just your driveway and then your car on the driveway above where you barely make it.
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From: Pasadena, SOCAL
Originally Posted by snguyen,Aug 9 2007, 06:31 PM
deflate the tires 
to the OP: it's all about compromise, with hydraulic you are looking at -100 performance in terms of weight and suspension
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From: Nashville to Knoxville
get some thick gauge sheet metal, a concrete drill bit (appropriately sized), and some bolts (also appropriately sized) and use them to "lengthen" your driveway entrance, reducing the angle from the road. I have the same problem with my comptech coilovers but I just deal with it.
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