So, my car is going to be stupid low. Do they make frame sliders for Z's?
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I'm not sure what they are called, but is there something I can put on the under body of the Z so that if I scrap, it scrapes the "slider" and not the underbody parts e.g. y pipe, etc. ?
I guess it would be like a frame slider for the Z?
If not, I guess I just have to drive carefully ::shrugs::
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I'm not sure what they are called, but is there something I can put on the under body of the Z so that if I scrap, it scrapes the "slider" and not the underbody parts e.g. y pipe, etc. ?
I guess it would be like a frame slider for the Z?
If not, I guess I just have to drive carefully ::shrugs::
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how low are you going. Cause right now my car is approx 3 inches lowered from stock. At this height. The plastic covering the rear is approx 1 inch from the floor. My exhaust is almost resting on the floor and my front mudguards have about 1 3/4 inch off ground. So far i've already broken 1 test pipe, 1 y pipe, and 1 stock exhaust. Be prepared to feel the hurt
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I'm going about 2.5" or so. I still want reasonable driveability due to my future body kit.
I want to do it with the HKS coilovers or even the Megan's look good. If I'm careful I should be fine right? I want the rears to tuck a very very little bit a la e46 m3's, and the front to be right on the tire. I want the car to be absolutely flat, should be SICK.
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I want to do it with the HKS coilovers or even the Megan's look good. If I'm careful I should be fine right? I want the rears to tuck a very very little bit a la e46 m3's, and the front to be right on the tire. I want the car to be absolutely flat, should be SICK.
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Dude, my car is stock, and with the New JP front bumper, I'm scraping a little bit. I can't even lower it now, and trust me I am very careful. O, Just get the HKS, you'll like those more.
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or you can get the zeals.
even at my current height i could lower the zeals almost another 1/2-3/4 inch. Believe me if you live in an area that has any speed bumps you will not make it though. I have to plan where i drive very carefully
even at my current height i could lower the zeals almost another 1/2-3/4 inch. Believe me if you live in an area that has any speed bumps you will not make it though. I have to plan where i drive very carefully
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AutoRND is right. Be prepared to feel the hurt. My z is dumped at least 3" on 19" volks and my ride scrapes against speedbumbs like a b---h! You can literally feel the cement underneath your butt grinding away morsel, by morsel. I've cracked 2 test pipes, and 1 y-pipe already. If you ain't willin to cough up the dough, don't go that low! Ideally, I would love to drop my z another 1/4 to 1/2".
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Kto i feel the hurt.
And get this. I will be throwing on a vertex body kit in the near future. So i might actually raise the car 1/4 inch. Being low is great but the logistics behind it are ridiculous. Not being able to attend meets or being able to go to car shows cause there is a bump.
And get this. I will be throwing on a vertex body kit in the near future. So i might actually raise the car 1/4 inch. Being low is great but the logistics behind it are ridiculous. Not being able to attend meets or being able to go to car shows cause there is a bump.
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good luck. im running hks rs setup and took out the adjustments in the rear to achieve maximum dumpage (the fronts are down to the bottom) while running twenties [rezax II's]. cant go a lot of places, i dont think there are frame sliders, under carriage is screwed, functionality is gone, but it looks damn good...drive slow homie~
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Yeah, my underbody scrapes now, dropped about 1.5" I think. Looking for about a 2" drop--not as low as you guys, but still there will be issues.
I hate the scraping sound =( it breaks my heart when I hear it.
Oh well, gotta pay to play, and for the look f it..it looks GANGSTA!
Ravi
I hate the scraping sound =( it breaks my heart when I hear it.
Oh well, gotta pay to play, and for the look f it..it looks GANGSTA!
Ravi
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Its pretty expensive, but you are still able to retain the uses of your coilover. It's in the 2500 range just for the front alone. Heres a link anyway:
http://www.topsecretjpn.com/roberuta.shtml
http://www.topsecretjpn.com/roberuta.shtml
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Why not hydraulics? Just raise yourself up and down to clear the road bumps and parking lot entrances?
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