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I am the new proud owner of an '08 vert. Upon entering my driveway, i am scrapping the undercarriage. The slope is subtle, and seems to be worse backing in or out. Any advice would be appreciated..... I will get pics up shortly.
I am the new proud owner of an '08 vert. Upon entering my driveway, i am scrapping the undercarriage. The slope is subtle, and seems to be worse backing in or out. Any advice would be appreciated..... I will get pics up shortly.
Move.
Seriously, has the car been lowered? A subtle slope may scrape the front air dam and it is usually harmless...'cept for the embarrassment.
I am the new proud owner of an '08 vert. Upon entering my driveway, i am scrapping the undercarriage. The slope is subtle, and seems to be worse backing in or out. Any advice would be appreciated..... I will get pics up shortly.
New tires , sway bar bushings , maybe 1/2 " on the height adjustment . Can get a bit more height . Like others wrote ,dragging the nose is common ,its even in the manual . Try hitting the driveway at a slow 45 degree approach , sort of flattens the ramp .
New tires , sway bar bushings , maybe 1/2 " on the height adjustment . Can get a bit more height . Like others wrote ,dragging the nose is common ,its even in the manual . Try hitting the driveway at a slow 45 degree approach , sort of flattens the ramp .
Why install new tires, bushings, or raise the car for something that's normal and does no damage???
Why install new tires, bushings, or raise the car for something that's normal and does no damage???
It's the degree of scrape , every dip or driveway . Or a few times a day .
I don't like to bounce the frame on the pavement . They make a kit for it Fangs / frame covers .
Last edited by heli-vette; Dec 25, 2013 at 09:21 PM.
It's the degree of scrape , every dip or driveway . Or a few times a day .
I don't like to bounce the frame on the pavement .
If your frame is hitting the pavement - ever - you have a serious problem. That's not what the OP is asking about. Scraping the air dam is common and even mentioned in the owner's manual. There's no need to adjust, replace, or change anything for that.
Thanks so much for your responses, you were all right. The air dam was scraping, no big deal. Had my wife lay on the ground in the driveway while I backed out. Again, I appreciate everything.
If your frame is hitting the pavement - ever - you have a serious problem. That's not what the OP is asking about. Scraping the air dam is common and even mentioned in the owner's manual. There's no need to adjust, replace, or change anything for that.
Thanks so much for your responses, you were all right. The air dam was scraping, no big deal. Had my wife lay on the ground in the driveway while I backed out. Again, I appreciate everything.
Seriously, do you think the cops are gonna believe that!?
Thanks so much for your responses, you were all right. The air dam was scraping, no big deal. Had my wife lay on the ground in the driveway while I backed out. Again, I appreciate everything.