Do you guys drive your slammed cars to places you've never been?

[EDM92]

Wondering how you guys handle the low life. I just recently slammed my E92 (although not nearly as low as some of you), and I haven't driven it outside of my city yet. I know where all the pot holes, dips, and speed bumps are here in Orlando, but I'm a bit worried about driving in other towns. I want to go down to Tampa (1 hour drive), with myself +3 passengers. Not sure how well that would go!

Very interested to know, what do you guys do?

-Alex

[Khalil]

I have plenty of times. Sometimes it's alotta fun cause you're always sitting up anticipating something to pop up

[TonyG]

I do all the time. I just take it slow......and make the passengers take a separate car........and pull my sub woofer out.....
its not bad.

[benz88]

just drove to Minneapolis in this. 7hour drive along the Interstate and through their town

[kbuss]

All the time. Usually stay in the slow lane and keep an eye out for unsuspecting bumps/potholes. It also helps to watch the cars suspension in front of you to try and get an idea of what you'll be encountering within the next second.

[EDM92]

I have plenty of times. Sometimes it's alotta fun cause you're always sitting up anticipating something to pop up

I never thought about it like that, it is kind of fun haha. It's like the iPhone game Temple Run, where you have to avoid running over tree branches / broken floors or you die haha.

I do all the time. I just take it slow......and make the passengers take a separate car........and pull my sub woofer out.....
its not bad.

One of my friends doesn't have a car, the second has his motor pulled at the moment, and the third doesn't want to drive lol. I also have 2 subwoofers in a nice heavy wooden box, doesn't help either lmao.

just drove to Minneapolis in this. 7hour drive along the Interstate and through their town

Glad you made it safely!

All the time. Usually stay in the slow lane and keep an eye out for unsuspecting bumps/potholes. It also helps to watch the cars suspension in front of you to try and get an idea of what you'll be encountering within the next second.

I do watch people's suspension ahead of me, always helps!

[Ollie]

I prefer not to at night or when it's raining hard but sometimes you gotta do it

[mrg7243]

All the time, not as low as many of these guys but I drove cross country a month ago lowered with all my tools an engine block, clothing and food. I do keep a 2x4 in my trunk now after I got stuck. Also if the place I am going to others have been I ask if my car can make it in there.

[BigRuss]

Every day... all over the place from glassy roads to showin up Yukons off road

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[Nickgt40]

I drove from CA to PA and back like this:



215/45/17s helped but it wasn't perfect.

Basically just do what was posted above and you'll be fine.

[coconutt]

Very interested to know, what do you guys do?

-Alex

Pray, lol. "May god blessith our subframes, exhausts, pans & lips from the craters and landmines of the stray paths we encounter... Amen."

All the time. Usually stay in the slow lane and keep an eye out for unsuspecting bumps/potholes. It also helps to watch the cars suspension in front of you to try and get an idea of what you'll be encountering within the next second.

Yup.

I prefer not to at night or when it's raining hard but sometimes you gotta do it

I like night driving because the head/foglights reveal the evenness of the road.

[martinm13]

My MK4 is bagged so it's not so bad but I usually do look at the car in front of me / generally pay attention to shit on the road. My Benz is static and much lower than the VW so I try to only take routes I know are safe.

It's hard sometimes because most people don't understand what driving a low car is like. Other drivers are impatient (at least where I live) and people get pissed off if you swerve around something or slow down to avoid fucking up your car. Gotta make sacrifices to look cool I guess

[john_gleasy]

It's funny how much more you have to concentrate on driving with a low vehicle. And then cops are telling that you are a hazard to others. Oh come on.

[martinm13]

It's funny how much more you have to concentrate on driving with a low vehicle. And then cops are telling that you are a hazard to others. Oh come on.

What's really funny is how things become a natural reaction. For example if I am driving with somebody in a normal stock vehicle and I cringe at a certain feature on the road. In my own car it would be death but when you go over it in a normal car it's like nothing at all.

[Nicolaus Pro]

What's really funny is how things become a natural reaction. For example if I am driving with somebody in a normal stock vehicle and I cringe at a certain feature on the road. In my own car it would be death but when you go over it in a normal car it's like nothing at all.

Guilty. I have to drive on either side of a lane because if there's any crown at all, I scrape. People honk at me all the time because they think I'm coming into they're lane. Assholes.