...too low
Possible?
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It's gotta be on aftermarket bolts. I have to be careful now with the WeaponX splitter on the front with mine lowered all the way on the stock bolts; can't imagine being lowered that much. You'd have to be super careful driving it.
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Agreed, but man does it look aggressive!
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Looks awesome! IMHO being lowered like that looks better than any aggressive splitter at a higher ride height. This the reason I'm either doing the stock base Z06 splitter or the new conservative ACS ONE C7Jake pointed out.
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I have some aftermarket bolts that I've been hesitant to install because it looks like a pain in the A$$. Does anyone have an instructional for installing them? My thinking was put them in and drop it all the way down when going to cruise-ins and such, but raise it back up before any road trips. One could probably raise or lower all four corners in 30 mins.
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Lowered a little looks good but that looks like a transformer crushed it...
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C7Jake's is perfect. The good looks of "ultra low" cars quickly goes away once you hit the wrong bump/object in the road the first time.
I had a friend in a stock height Toyota Corolla damage most of the bottom of his car by hitting and dragging a large piece of broken concrete in the road that he misjudged. That's PA roads for you! Shudder to think if it was my lowered Mustang.
I had a friend in a stock height Toyota Corolla damage most of the bottom of his car by hitting and dragging a large piece of broken concrete in the road that he misjudged. That's PA roads for you! Shudder to think if it was my lowered Mustang.