Micro Image branded springs

[detroiter]

But the S techs are already pretty darn low, are they not? And I was just going by what seems that their's alot of people who don't want to be lower due to crummy roads or winters, yet they would like to get rid of the horrendous body roll that exists.

[AdeJong 03]

Originally Posted by detroiter

But the S techs are already pretty darn low, are they not? And I was just going by what seems that their's alot of people who don't want to be lower due to crummy roads or winters, yet they would like to get rid of the horrendous body roll that exists.

not low enough!

[coffiend]

Originally Posted by detroiter

But the S techs are already pretty darn low, are they not? And I was just going by what seems that their's alot of people who don't want to be lower due to crummy roads or winters, yet they would like to get rid of the horrendous body roll that exists.

I get your logic, and it makes enough sense, I just dont see the point of it.

I live in Omaha, NE and we have HORRID roads, the city has had to sub contract several construction crews to handle our pot hole problem.

that being said, I didnt have any problems on my S. Techs last winter. I got stuck one time, but it was because of my own stupidity and would have got stuck on stock height anyways.

I kind of think that a lot of people on YW are overly-cautious about dropping their car, those people already have a ton of options as far as springs go, those of us who want to go lower and cant afford coilovers are kind of screwed, unless they are brave enough to cut a spring (which I am not, but desperately want to at the same time)

so.... LOW LOW LOW AND STIFF PLEASE

[eht13]

Originally Posted by detroiter

And I was just going by what seems that their's alot of people who don't want to be lower due to crummy roads or winters, yet they would like to get rid of the horrendous body roll that exists.

It seems like a rear sway bar should work in that case...