1997 M3... Too low for Michigan

[animal]

very nice! CF hood looks nice for a change!

[motocaddy]

I know Michigan isnt the only place with bad roads, but I've been other places, trust me. It's bad here. like, unless that Benz in your sig is on air it wouldnt make it out of my driveway let alone a block down my street, level bad.

Besides, even if I lived in the desert with perfect roads and no driveways, it would still go up at close to an inch. I bought this for handling.

[projekt-H]

Thanks, I gotta buff it up a bit still. At first I wasnt to pleased but it's grown on me and it will be staying.

[NickBroderick]

Whoever you are, you win the prize. That's what the plan is. No hardparker shit here.



I know Michigan isnt the only place with bad roads, but I've been other places, trust me. It's bad here. like, unless that Benz in your sig is on air it wouldnt make it out of my driveway let alone a block down my street, level bad.

Besides, even if I lived in the desert with perfect roads and no driveways, it would still go up at close to an inch. I bought this for handling.

To all those concerned only with how low it sits, stay tuned for when I save up and get a winter beater

You should look at Skrapez old car, well, one of the 30 or so he's had.

The E36. It was slightly dropped and driven daily in Rhode Island, which has shitty roads as well.

I don't blame you though, not clenching your asshole over every bump is nice.

[creaney]

Right, because proper suspension geometry doesnt make sense when it's going to be a track/backroad car, right?

obviously im joking as was the guy ive quoted…… its your car do what you want to it, but coming on a fourm dedicated to stance and complaing that its to low was never gonna go down good

you bumder

[skrapez]

You should look at Skrapez old car, well, one of the 30 or so he's had.

The E36. It was slightly dropped and driven daily in Rhode Island, which has shitty roads as well.

I don't blame you though, not clenching your asshole over every bump is nice.

I do go through cars rather quickly. I took that M3 through some shit. Never got stuck... one way or another kept going. Drove it from Rhode Island to Maryland and back. Drove it up to Maine. Like I said... there is no such thing as too low. You came here to a stance forum to show your car and talk about raising it and making a track setup. What did you expect people's reactions to be?

TERRIBLE cellphone pic of my M3 on the highway for reference... at its lowest. Don't have many at that height because I sold it soon after due to boredom.

[Jersh]

^His M3



Daily driven at that height
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[skrapez]

that was before adjustable control arms out back... it went down another inch or 2. and i completely bottomed out the front (not a ton lower than that).

[Ollie]

daily driven on gravel. sup



op, nothing wrong with a functional drop. Just make sure you get real coilovers before all this talk of function over form.

[CHIF8008]

get a plate. then who cares if you "bottom out" on the road. not gonna break the pan

[CFF]

Klean!

[skrapez]

^^^ completely off topic but this thread sucks anyways.... Dude CFF whats with the fried egg on a nail titties in your sig? I mean... if you're going to have a tit shot at least use some good ones.

[Dani]

^^^ completely off topic but this thread sucks anyways.... Dude CFF whats with the fried egg on a nail titties in your sig? I mean... if you're going to have a tit shot at least use some good ones.

LOLed so hard that hole of the office got pissed!!!

[FittedDownLow]

monster truck height.... lower it

[Wout CSL]

This is StanceWorks things as 'to low' are not in our vocabulaire!