I get a good kick out of it why so many people worry about ride hight or super wide low sidewall tiresā¦If you do track days yes but driving on regular roads you loose comfort , scrape stuff and deal with tramliningā¦All for a little looksā¦Sometimes less is more !
Personally, I prefer to have Steeda and 20" 275x35 / 295x35. The comfort is very good with more precise and less heavy steering. I drove with the original wheels just before selling my GT, the comfort gain is minimal.
'cause that's what gearheads do since, oh, I don't know...forever.
Great information! When I replace my HP tires I had planned to go with 325 on the rear and looks like 305 fronts shoulf fit. I have 285/35 x 20 on my S550 that is lowered and to be honest, I like the stance of my S550 more than my Dark Horse.. Thanks!
But dude... I scrape EVERYWHERE if I'm not careful, car washes eith the railing that pulls you through, screeches along the aero plating underneath and rocks/gravel collects in my rear aero plating.. there are downsides either way!
Ouch... NOOO, don't tell me you take a Darkhorse through one of those car washes... I mean it... don't tell me 'cause I may be sick.
Well once I learned how to adjust my suspension from the strut towers it wasn't so bad, the car wash in our town has none of dangerous brushes and things that can destroy your paint job, mainly water pressure and soap and these giant soft sponges that flop on to the car. But yes I do...
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Well once I learned how to adjust my suspension from the strut towers it wasn't so bad, the car wash in our town has none of dangerous brushes and things that can destroy your paint job, mainly water pressure and soap and these giant soft sponges that flop on to the car. But yes I do...
I feel a hard hardcore reprimand coming on
She's purdy. It's a gamble to use any car wash that touches your car, no matter how soft the big giant soft sponges that flop on your car are. It's an automated process that isn't aware when it picks up something harder than your clear coat from the last car through (rock, sand, grains of some sort in bird droppings) and now it is dragging that all over your car while you're "washed gently". Yikes! I hope it never gets ya!
I hear you completely! I've gotta stop being lazy about it, honestly I'd be better at self washing if our towns water wasn't so 'hard' and I wasn't so ADHD about it, I bounce around too much and end up taking an hour just to get the outside lol. Thank you for the advice.
I installed M-5300-W springs on my non-HP DH and it lowered the car 20 mm (.8") front and rear. Sits PERFECT!
