... you get stuck in an automatic car wash and get high-centered on a speed bump all in one day!
Hey guys, I just recently slammed my coupe on F2 type 1's. Never really though about it but being slammed is really freakin inconvenient!
Went to the car wash the other day (one of those big automated ones that runs several cars at once along a track). Pulled in and the front of my car raised up about four inches as the guide rails ran along the frame of my car! It took the workers 20 minutes to reroute the other cars behind me so they could push me out. The manager said that in the 6 years he had been working there, he has never had anyone get stuck (this is when I started thinking maybe I'm too low)
Same afternoon I went to pick up my son at school. The school had replaced the old speed bumps that had been torn out by snowplows over the winter and the new ones are REDICULOUS! There's no way around them so I bit the bullet and went as slow as possible and at a steep angle. The sound that my front lip made as it scraped over the speed bump should have been my first clue that this was a bad idea, but I continued. As my front wheels began the descent over the other side of the speed bump, THUD! I high-centered! About fifty parents and kids turned around with their hands over their mouths and just stared. It took three dudes to push me back far enough to get traction on the speed bump and back out.
Needless to say, I went straight home and raised my suspension about an inch on all four corners. I liked it better lower but that was rediculous!
Anyone out there realize they were "too low" and have a good story to go with it?
Hey guys, I just recently slammed my coupe on F2 type 1's. Never really though about it but being slammed is really freakin inconvenient!
Went to the car wash the other day (one of those big automated ones that runs several cars at once along a track). Pulled in and the front of my car raised up about four inches as the guide rails ran along the frame of my car! It took the workers 20 minutes to reroute the other cars behind me so they could push me out. The manager said that in the 6 years he had been working there, he has never had anyone get stuck (this is when I started thinking maybe I'm too low)
Same afternoon I went to pick up my son at school. The school had replaced the old speed bumps that had been torn out by snowplows over the winter and the new ones are REDICULOUS! There's no way around them so I bit the bullet and went as slow as possible and at a steep angle. The sound that my front lip made as it scraped over the speed bump should have been my first clue that this was a bad idea, but I continued. As my front wheels began the descent over the other side of the speed bump, THUD! I high-centered! About fifty parents and kids turned around with their hands over their mouths and just stared. It took three dudes to push me back far enough to get traction on the speed bump and back out.
Needless to say, I went straight home and raised my suspension about an inch on all four corners. I liked it better lower but that was rediculous!
Anyone out there realize they were "too low" and have a good story to go with it?