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Old 11-11-2012, 06:28 PM   #4
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Hey!
Wondering if the 1.9" drop is too much during the wintertime (in Ontario Canada)?
Well now, that kinda depends on where in Ontario you are. Ontario is a rather large province, with many different weather zones. If you are in the GTA, or any of the larger southern Ontario urban centers, then lowness is really no issue most of the time. If you are rural, in any of the typical snow belts, then sitting nearly 2 inches lower could cause you some grief at times.

MUSKOKA800 who lives in Burlington, lowered on TRD springs, beached himself on a snow ridge left by a plow a few years back. Had to get out the tow hook and get pulled off of it.
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