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From: HOW FAST WAS I GOING OFFICER? Los Angeles Hating GM Dealership Service Dept.'s Since Sept. 2004
St. Jude Donor '04-'05-'06-'07
Originally Posted by Z28TOZO6
Im no expert but I think center of gravity is lowered, and there's the aerodynamics of less air under the car, which in turn forces more air over the car. Which increases downforce, gripping the road better.
I would imagine it also compresses the springs giving you better ground contact and feel and decreasing body roll in turns.
Oh yeah it does look good also!
Finally!
FWIW, I felt like mine car rolled smoother after.... As well as the asthetic change
It looks a lot better lowered, but you have to be more careful driving around town. That speed bump that you used to drive over with ease may become your worst enemy. Sadly, I know from experience.
If people like the "bling" look on a vette oh well. I don't like the lowered look at all. I work too hard to avoid scraping the ground already. Why work even harder to avoid it. If it really improves performance have at it.
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This is lowered as far as it will go on stock bolts. I dont think its too low at all. It looks waaaaay better than stock though. I only have a few spots in town that I need to be extra careful about.
Cause it is the quickest way to get the Geezers to say "Why Did You Do That?????" or "I Scrape On Everything Now ! ! !"
Mark
Geez....such wonderfully, intelligent comments.
Try this one smart guy....take your lowered piece of poop to the dealer for a trade-in. When he tells you how much less your rice-burning wanna be is worth....you can call him a geezer !