Just throwing this out there.........

[Jarred]

The car that I was thinking off (can't find the image) is of a light blue 2 door on RA's, not even super low. Woody posted it ages ago, and I still remember it. Had a little funky something going on on the door mirrors.

[KI11Z]

I'm going to have to stop you on that one. Not my car mate. My car rides great slammed to the deck. You get what you pay for. I also don't find I don't have avoid driving any where. Sure I scrape sometimes, but that's part of running low. (Yea, the cabby's sills are lower than mine though)

IMO, to get a car to sit nice is all about wheel gap. Get low to no wheel gap with a wheel that fills the arches and you'll be fine.

interesting, i'm on Drummond Motorsport bodies with koni springs; i've removed the front helpers and right now there isn't much left in the way of threads so i'm going to assume that the fronts are riding on or close to their internal bump stops. An inch higher before this adjustment and it wasn't as hard.

Like Ben said though, it's not bad normal driving, just hitting bad roads, driveways and shopping centre's is a bitch.....

BUT SERIOUSLY, please, i'm not slitting my wrists over here, i've not had enough, it's bearable because I love how it looks......I just want to see some mk3's looking good without belly scraping.........


In other news....I saw another car (online) with crazy fat tyres filling the arches and it looked tuff as nails...However, not entirely sure how this will end up or turn out for the cabby, but I bought two 205/55's today, will be going tomorrow morning to fit them up and see what the deal is....I'm expecting them to look like balls or worse, not fit but i'm still doing it! lmao, monster truckin'......

[Water Boy]

High five for FAT tyres!

[MattyT]

That looks awesome, do it!