Do the Owners of These CArs Post On here?
07-25-08, 12:54 PM
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07-25-08, 04:12 PM
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yea, i'm thinking they could be just a little less low ... the LS looks like he's going alrite
correct me if i'm wrong but there are speed bumps in the states rite?
correct me if i'm wrong but there are speed bumps in the states rite?
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07-25-08, 08:11 PM
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I highly doubt those cars are daily driven. But the video was made to show that it's possible to drive around at that height without adjustable suspension. From what I can tell, they only take those cars out to local meets and shows. I spoke with a guy who drove that LS460 and he said it rides like a dream even with the -7 degrees of camber and 22" wheels. It's obviously not for everyone, but you have to appreciate the work it took to pull that off.
07-25-08, 10:50 PM
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Big rims and a low ride height are cool, but only to a certain extent. I have a hard enough time getting over speed bumps, into driveways, over road imperfections, etc. and my car is at stock ride height
07-25-08, 11:30 PM
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lollll ..........
07-25-08, 11:33 PM
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Maybe in Ohio.
I highly doubt those cars are daily driven. But the video was made to show that it's possible to drive around at that height without adjustable suspension. From what I can tell, they only take those cars out to local meets and shows. I spoke with a guy who drove that LS460 and he said it rides like a dream even with the -7 degrees of camber and 22" wheels. It's obviously not for everyone, but you have to appreciate the work it took to pull that off.
I highly doubt those cars are daily driven. But the video was made to show that it's possible to drive around at that height without adjustable suspension. From what I can tell, they only take those cars out to local meets and shows. I spoke with a guy who drove that LS460 and he said it rides like a dream even with the -7 degrees of camber and 22" wheels. It's obviously not for everyone, but you have to appreciate the work it took to pull that off.
