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01-17-2003, 11:14 AM
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Kingston, Ontario
Posts: 351
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this is just a note for people that scrape their lowered car
you need to change your driving style a little. For driveways and speed bumps try going at them at an angle, one tire at a time. The more agressive the angle the less you will scrape the front valence. The only thing this doesn't work for is scraping exhaust over huge speed bumps but that shouldn't be a problem with FMS springs. A dude I know has a porche that is really low. We always laugh about him going over bumps "sideways". Either way his car is better than mine so I can't laugh too loud
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