for those of you who lowered your maxima.....
#1
for those of you who lowered your maxima.....
i was wondering for those of you who lowered your maxima (like an inch or 2) either with coilovers or with lowering springs, have you ever bottomed out? b/c i just put the stillen body kit on my 02 maxima and was thinking of lowering it by an inch or 2. thanks for your help.
#2
I have HP struts/Progress springs and no lip/kit drop is 1.7F 1.5R... bottomed out once due to a huge hole I didn't see in the road... or was it a bump? Well... either way... its only happened once...
#7
I recently test drove a fellow orgers max from ATL. He has the S-Tech. I bottomed it out twice just test driving it. Once on a speed bump(it was freakin camoflauged to the road!!!) and once on a steep incline. On a steep driveway EXPECT to bottom out on something like S-techs. My driveway at home is steep and I could not afford to get the S-techs because I would be wrecking my bumpers constantly. I am even scared to get h-techs because of my driveway. IF you are worried about bottoming out definately stay away from 2 inch drops
Mark
Mark
#13
b4 i had some coilovers and man that was the worst experience i have ever had wit my car, i used to bust my struts like every 3-4 months and i didnt know that it was my coilovers that causing them to bust so now i got some H&R SPRINGS and man i love them to death.. rides smooth and low jezz the way i want it and no more scrapin either well, maybe jezz a lil......
#15
Had Progress (~ 2" drop all around) and bottomed out on large bumps, potholes, occasional large highway expansion joints. Nothing too terribly frequent, but I did watch the road closely for fear of bottoming when on rough roads. I swapped to H&R's up front and stock in the rear and have only bottomed a couple times in the last month on rediculous bumps. I no longer feel the need to constantly scan the road which is nice.
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