To Lower or not to lower, that is the question
[QUOTE]Originally posted by SeanyP
[B]Thank you to everyone who responded. I agree, I think it could have stayed in s2000 talk but what ever. Well I guess I'll just see what it looks like. I just don't want it looking like a tank going down the street. If I were to lower it it would only
[B]Thank you to everyone who responded. I agree, I think it could have stayed in s2000 talk but what ever. Well I guess I'll just see what it looks like. I just don't want it looking like a tank going down the street. If I were to lower it it would only
Xpander is having a bad hair day..
If you do lower the car on a simple set of coilovers, it will be all cosmetic and it can be a detriment to the handling.
The street is not like the racetrack in that there are bumps, potholes, dips, etc. So to make the comparison to the King S2000 is no good. Track=smooth and consistent, street= bumpy and unpredictable.
If you do lower it, make sure you get some good quality coilovers so you can at least keep the handling on par with the stock setup.
If you do lower the car on a simple set of coilovers, it will be all cosmetic and it can be a detriment to the handling.
The street is not like the racetrack in that there are bumps, potholes, dips, etc. So to make the comparison to the King S2000 is no good. Track=smooth and consistent, street= bumpy and unpredictable.
If you do lower it, make sure you get some good quality coilovers so you can at least keep the handling on par with the stock setup.
Originally posted by Austin_S2000
How the hell does this not belong in S2000 talk?
How the hell does this not belong in S2000 talk?
But thanks for the itchy trigger finger on maligning moderators... Much appreciated!
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. So we'll see how it looks with the 18"s and go from there.


