Scraping the barrel... of the exhaust
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Scraping the barrel... of the exhaust
will scraping (albeit lightly) the s/steel exhaust and sometimes the front undercarriage cause much harm in the long run? I love my lowered scoob but so aware I have to crawl over speedbumps (and even then scrapes).
Only thought about it when my mate (in a pretty standard civic type r) took me down plymouth sea front and forgot to tell me there's the 3 abreast speed humps. I ended up having a queue of traffic behind me while I was attempting that assault course. had the odd scrape only cos I was getting pissed off! Could have killed her!!!
Only thought about it when my mate (in a pretty standard civic type r) took me down plymouth sea front and forgot to tell me there's the 3 abreast speed humps. I ended up having a queue of traffic behind me while I was attempting that assault course. had the odd scrape only cos I was getting pissed off! Could have killed her!!!
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thanks jh haven't got coilovers unfortunately but have prodrive suspension... handling's brilliant as far as I know (being 1st scoob). just have to be careful I guess!
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hi, i assumed you had coilovers very low to be grinding your exhaust.the eibach springs are very good. i had tein s tech which never grounded over bumps though i allways slow down for them and go round potholes lol. the only bad thing about the tein s tech was under hard braking over bumps was awfull as their isn,t enough travell there. my new bc coilovers are awesome
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