sport strut/shocks options

[tmontague]

good point...I wonder if that is why one of my rocker panels when I purchased it has a smoother indent (no paint damage or scratch) along the middle of it?

You definitely need to be more careful if you're driving in snow when you're lowered. Personally if I absolutely had to drive on a day that had more than 10cm of snow and the plows had not been out yet, I'd just take the fiancees Echo which is stock height and allows me to worry less.

[Exiwolfman]

Originally Posted by tmontague

good point...I wonder if that is why one of my rocker panels when I purchased it has a smoother indent (no paint damage or scratch) along the middle of it?

You definitely need to be more careful if you're driving in snow when you're lowered. Personally if I absolutely had to drive on a day that had more than 10cm of snow and the plows had not been out yet, I'd just take the fiancees Echo which is stock height and allows me to worry less.

HAHAHA ... come up here to Collingwood and drive in the winter with lowered car , im 2 inch lower and we get feet of snow not cm .
So far no problems i just give her lol and go for it but if it gets to deep just use the Juke lol