hey, dude
there are 3 things you need to lower or slam any car with no drawbacks.
the first, of course, is the springs. the second is getting the matching
shocks so your car doesn't go lop-sided after a couple months. the last
thing you need to do is install camber kits (about $200 installed) on both
front wheels. only then will your car be slammed and problem free. the
speedbumps, though, you're always gonna have to take at an angle ... and
don't forget which side your muffler/exhaust tip is on.
chris
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>Subject: Re: SML: Lowering Question
>Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2001 15:57:44 -0500
>
>If you have a 95-99 Nissan Sentra (correct me if I am wrong) when you drop
>your car, your car will bottom out. Nissan suspension on these cars suck.
>You
>would have to get aftermarket struts to fix this problem. I am unable to
>slam
>may car due to this problem. In the near future, hopefully, getting the
>struts from motivational engineering!
>
>Manny
>99 Nissan Sentra
>
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