I have been seriously torn between lowering my TL-S or keeping it stock height but after this storm decided to hit every inch of Florida with tremendous flooding every where you turn, I have decided it was a good thing I have not dropped it yet.

Now that Fay is in the Panhandle and attacking Bama and Parts of Ga I wanted to see how many people it effected and if you had a lowered car how you were or were not impacted by that? I really hope to hear that everyone turned out ok except for that person(s) who really didn't like their car and just drove it in a flood zone.

 

Flooding has been pretty bad here in Tallahassee too. My buddy has a truck and he never takes the drain plugs out of the bed. He measured this morning and it was 8.5 inches from just the night. It's coming down even harder now.

Are you kitted? If not (and even if you are) it shouldn't be a problem. You don't even really have to worry about a CAI unless the water is DEEP (deep enough to submerge the entire filter).

 

My house made out pretty well, but to go to the market we have to find alternate routes because 2 streets down the water is so high that it has invaded in several homes and there are a bunch of cars that are submerged and will more then likely be a total loss. I can't tell you how many cars have died just from going through some of the "puddles" around here.

 

Well don't drive through anything if you don't know how deep it is.

My dad owns the quadraplex we live in and there are limbs down EVERYWHERE that I'm going to have to pick up when this thing goes away. It's not even bad.. it's kind of lingering right over us right now and supposed to get the worst at 8:00PM.

 

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