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07-09-2006, 03:49 AM
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Originally Posted by dtorre
that has to be a kids car...no way you could sit in it
07-09-2006, 05:02 AM
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Oh man, look at the low center of gravity! And those cool wheels! And the front spoiler - imagine the downforce! Trash the 8 - I gotta get me one of these!
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07-11-2006, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by canaryrx8
of Volvo wagons the same after seeing this picture
That is all
That is all
Personally, I don't understand the kits that lower the body to park. I saw a riced out Focus with 800lbs of body kit from the window of a restaurant while the kids and I were eating. It looked to have barely an inch of ground clearance all around. I couldn't imagine how he'd driven anywhere without scraping off half his kit. When the teenager got in and started it the car rose several inches so it was (barely) driveable and he took off. Odd - why so much trouble so it looks like the springs are broken out when it's parked.
07-11-2006, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Cool-Blue-Dad
I wouldn't be surprised to find they take the roof off and put it in the trailer.
Personally, I don't understand the kits that lower the body to park. I saw a riced out Focus with 800lbs of body kit from the window of a restaurant while the kids and I were eating. It looked to have barely an inch of ground clearance all around. I couldn't imagine how he'd driven anywhere without scraping off half his kit. When the teenager got in and started it the car rose several inches so it was (barely) driveable and he took off. Odd - why so much trouble so it looks like the springs are broken out when it's parked.
Personally, I don't understand the kits that lower the body to park. I saw a riced out Focus with 800lbs of body kit from the window of a restaurant while the kids and I were eating. It looked to have barely an inch of ground clearance all around. I couldn't imagine how he'd driven anywhere without scraping off half his kit. When the teenager got in and started it the car rose several inches so it was (barely) driveable and he took off. Odd - why so much trouble so it looks like the springs are broken out when it's parked.
07-11-2006, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Cool-Blue-Dad
I wouldn't be surprised to find they take the roof off and put it in the trailer.
Personally, I don't understand the kits that lower the body to park. I saw a riced out Focus with 800lbs of body kit from the window of a restaurant while the kids and I were eating. It looked to have barely an inch of ground clearance all around. I couldn't imagine how he'd driven anywhere without scraping off half his kit. When the teenager got in and started it the car rose several inches so it was (barely) driveable and he took off. Odd - why so much trouble so it looks like the springs are broken out when it's parked.
Personally, I don't understand the kits that lower the body to park. I saw a riced out Focus with 800lbs of body kit from the window of a restaurant while the kids and I were eating. It looked to have barely an inch of ground clearance all around. I couldn't imagine how he'd driven anywhere without scraping off half his kit. When the teenager got in and started it the car rose several inches so it was (barely) driveable and he took off. Odd - why so much trouble so it looks like the springs are broken out when it's parked.
These guys are doing it just like the hot rodders did back in the day, except instead of going fast they're going low lol
here's a few sites where you can find ridiculously low vehicles/show coverage whatever
www.socalcustoms.com
www.sportruck.com
www.streetsourcemag.com
www.dropjawmag.com
Most people on here probably hate that stuff, but I still keep up with it as I used to own a slammed S10 with tons of work done to it
