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TL lowering
Has anyone seen those TL's that are so low that their end are dragging on the ground? That's pretty stupid cause why in the hell would you do that to a TL. What's a good amount to lower your TL?
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It's their preference, and it's what they like. I'm glad people are different.
Hell, if I had the extra money, I would get coilovers that let me keep it at stock height, or drop it up to 4 inches.
Hell, if I had the extra money, I would get coilovers that let me keep it at stock height, or drop it up to 4 inches.
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Originally posted by chadhova
when it gets ridiculously low it looks funny...
when it gets ridiculously low it looks funny...
Not only that but also, when it's lowered too much, you sacrifice performance as well because you will lose traction from too much negative camber (negative camber can be corrected with the correction kit up to a certain degree only). Besides, you won't be able to clear speed bumps, entrance & exit ramps to restaurants or parking garages, etc. It just becomes an inconvenience when it is too low.
I say Comptech springs are the right amount of drop for me with the stock kits on.
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