Lowering my car
#1
Lowering my car
So I just recently bought my 2010 Fit and I want to lower it to the point where I don't have to go over speed bumps angled or have trouble making a U-Turn. My friend told me that its best you just angle your car when you lower it because a lot of speed bumps are different sizes, but besides that fact i just don't want any hard times with my daily driving.
Would anyone recommend specific lowering springs or coilovers?
Thanks,
Dennis
Would anyone recommend specific lowering springs or coilovers?
Thanks,
Dennis
#7
I would recommend Eibach pro kit to serve your purpose.
From personal experience : they ride great, the drop is reasonable though hugely apparent.
I live in a developing Southeast Asian country where road conditions is severe (steep incline/decline ramp everywhere, huge potholes, scattered stones&garbage, very tall and sharp speed bumps, and many more). My ride hasn't ever bottomed out up to this point.
Using 16" wheel-tire combo, there hasn't been any scraping issue.
I have lived for 4 years in the states (OR) for college and I can testify the roads there will have no hostility towards this setup.
Hope this helps
From personal experience : they ride great, the drop is reasonable though hugely apparent.
I live in a developing Southeast Asian country where road conditions is severe (steep incline/decline ramp everywhere, huge potholes, scattered stones&garbage, very tall and sharp speed bumps, and many more). My ride hasn't ever bottomed out up to this point.
Using 16" wheel-tire combo, there hasn't been any scraping issue.
I have lived for 4 years in the states (OR) for college and I can testify the roads there will have no hostility towards this setup.
Hope this helps
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