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The stock ride height on a Golf (GTi or R) isn't exactly slammed and yet I'm somehow perilously close to scraping every time I enter or leave my stupid apartment carpark ramps. Over time the suspension is going to sink slightly, especially if try to take passengers or other loads whenever I'm entering/exiting the carpark.
It's one of those pesky apartment building ones with tall curbs on either side everywhere so approaching at an angle is impossible.
What's a good way to protect that lovely painted underside skirting from getting scraped back to the plastic? My old car used to just be unpainted down there so was nice and easy.
At a high level, I'm thinking some sort of adhesive rubber cut to the shape of the underside skirt/lip and pasting it over it so its covered, not visible and not thick enough to make the approach height any lower. That however is quite involved so are there any better ideas out there?
It's one of those pesky apartment building ones with tall curbs on either side everywhere so approaching at an angle is impossible.
What's a good way to protect that lovely painted underside skirting from getting scraped back to the plastic? My old car used to just be unpainted down there so was nice and easy.
At a high level, I'm thinking some sort of adhesive rubber cut to the shape of the underside skirt/lip and pasting it over it so its covered, not visible and not thick enough to make the approach height any lower. That however is quite involved so are there any better ideas out there?
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