Because the 18 year old that just bought a decade old Civic knows so much more about suspensions and vehicle dynamics than the engineers that designed the cars.



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eesh Wrote:
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> Because the 18 year old that just bought a decade
> old Civic knows so much more about suspensions and
> vehicle dynamics than the engineers that designed
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The wheels are like that when it's lowered and not moving...they don't drive them like that, idiot!

hey dumbass! Wrote:
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> The wheels are like that when it's lowered and not
> moving...they don't drive them like that, idiot!




You were saying?



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You are intact retarded heydumbass

dumberdumbass Wrote:
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> You are intact retarded heydumbass


ur the dumbass who didn't recognize the obvious troll! lol

What exactly is that and why the heck would you do it?

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> What exactly is that and why the heck would you do
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It supposed to improve grip when cornering, but in reality it does nothing for a street car, other than ruin braking ability and tread wear. It is only popular among the crowd that thinks adding decals to your Civic makes it go faster.

Adding decals to a Civic DOES make it go faster!

hey dumbass! Wrote:
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> eesh Wrote:
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> > Because the 18 year old that just bought a
> decade
> > old Civic knows so much more about suspensions
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> > vehicle dynamics than the engineers that
> designed
> > the cars.
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> The wheels are like that when it's lowered and not
> moving...they don't drive them like that, idiot!


Oh hell yes they do.

You only get that wheel pointing inward at the top by cutting the springs.
Not one commerically made product does that.
ONLY DIY - do it yourself jerks do that.
By doing that you increase the pressure inside the shocks thus cutting the lifespan of those shocks in half or less.
One teen in my neighborhood did that and they lasted only 6 months.

ohhellnobpy Wrote:
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> Oh hell yes they do.
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> You only get that wheel pointing inward at the top
> by cutting the springs.
> Not one commerically made product does that.
> ONLY DIY - do it yourself jerks do that.
> By doing that you increase the pressure inside the
> shocks thus cutting the lifespan of those shocks
> in half or less.
> One teen in my neighborhood did that and they
> lasted only 6 months.

There is one other way. Old school stuff. Heat the springs with a torch until at the height you're looking for.

Of course, it was stupid when it was old school too.

Pro Auto on Draper used it as their primary lowering technique for years.

Speaking of old school, choptops on Mercury Eights looks awesome.

Blessed are the murderous.

LOL those cars look like cartoons.

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