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  • The Full BananaT
    The Full BananaT
    The Full Banana
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    #37

    What are you doing on it?

    Tom - I have a few BMWs, an overworked Volvo 242, and now a YouTube channel called Drive, Revive, Tinker

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    • wasnt m3W
      wasnt m3W
      wasnt m3
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      #38

      The Full Banana said:

      What are you doing on it?

      Stance nation.

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      • rampelsauceR
        rampelsauceR
        rampelsauce
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        #39

        Hellaflush winterbeater

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        E91 328xi - F15 X5 40e - Hopes and dreams of eventually having a cool car

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        • The Full BananaT
          The Full BananaT
          The Full Banana
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          #40

          Sick.

          Tom - I have a few BMWs, an overworked Volvo 242, and now a YouTube channel called Drive, Revive, Tinker

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          • I
            I
            industrialsized
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            #41

            my cabbie is more lowz than any of you could dream and would have had no problems on that track

            church!

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            • The Full BananaT
              The Full BananaT
              The Full Banana
              wrote on last edited by
              #42

              you just admitted to owning a vw cabrio on the internet. uh oh!

              that's a coming out of sorts

              Tom - I have a few BMWs, an overworked Volvo 242, and now a YouTube channel called Drive, Revive, Tinker

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              • StewCrewS
                StewCrewS
                StewCrew
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                #43

                Also implying you have the lowest car ever, in the history of the world. I can dream a pretty low car ;)

                If you stayed to the outside, no matter how low you are you would have been fine. That's all it really was.

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                • R
                  R
                  Rowleym
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                  #44

                  It's not very hard to have a very low car! Air ride you can put your subframe in the ground easy. And it's not terribly expensive.

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                  sk8 or die

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                  • EarlE
                    EarlE
                    Earl
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                    #45

                    Rowleym said:

                    It's not very hard to have a very low car! Air ride you can put your subframe in the ground easy. And it's not terribly expensive.

                    We are talking about static here Rowley. lol And a proper air ride setup costs $2000. That's with piecing it together and building your own struts. If you buy premade struts, those are usually $1000 + for just the fronts=)

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                    • Brian.B
                      Brian.B
                      Brian.
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                      #46

                      rampelsauce said:

                      Brian's car could use a bit of a drop even to catch up with Tom. That would make for a sweet pic with two cars at the same ride height. Volvo vs BMW tandem drift. You down Brian?

                      Zach, you don't realize how low my car is do you? I tuck 15" rims... Frame rails are about 1.5" off the ground, my oil pan is less.

                      instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                      • Brian.B
                        Brian.B
                        Brian.
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                        #47

                        Rowleym said:

                        It's not very hard to have a very low car! Air ride you can put your subframe in the ground easy. And it's not terribly expensive.

                        Earl said:

                        We are talking about static here Rowley. lol And a proper air ride setup costs $2000. That's with piecing it together and building your own struts. If you buy premade struts, those are usually $1000 + for just the fronts=)

                        Air ride is expensive no matter how you look at it. An static low is way cooler then bagged. I've had both. So Don't question meh!

                        instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                        • Brian.B
                          Brian.B
                          Brian.
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                          #48

                          Also, I'm not trying to sound like an asshole with this whole "my car is stupid low guys, you just don't realize it". It's just online pictures, don't do it justice...

                          instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                          • EarlE
                            EarlE
                            Earl
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                            #49

                            You know you can edit posts right Brian? lol

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                            • R
                              R
                              Rowleym
                              wrote on last edited by
                              #50

                              Earl said:

                              We are talking about static here Rowley. lol And a proper air ride setup costs $2000. That's with piecing it together and building your own struts. If you buy premade struts, those are usually $1000 + for just the fronts=)

                              And a proper set of coils? $1500 at least. So it's really not terribly expensive. And if you have manual controls it can be done for 1000$ if you can fab your front struts.

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                              • Brian.B
                                Brian.B
                                Brian.
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                                #51

                                Rowleym said:

                                And a proper set of coils? $1500 at least. So it's really not terribly expensive. And if you have manual controls it can be done for 1000$ if you can fab your front struts.

                                Actually any set of coil overs is proper. You can get stance coils for 900$ and those are far more then what you'd ever need. Just saying. yes, they make 35 way adjustable coilovers. But let's be honest here. None of you track your car or drift it to the point where you'd need that. Manual controls on air ride is gay btw. And hasn't been used in years.

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                                • EarlE
                                  EarlE
                                  Earl
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                                  #52

                                  Brian said:

                                  Actually any set of coil overs is proper. You can get stance coils for 900$ and those are far more then what you'd ever need. Just saying. yes, they make 35 way adjustable coilovers. But let's be honest here. None of you track your car or drift it to the point where you'd need that. Manual controls on air ride is gay btw. And hasn't been used in years.

                                  people use manual all the time for budget setups. I would spring the extra cash and get decent management. Manual setups have a lot more room for leaks and issues.

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                                  • Brian.B
                                    Brian.B
                                    Brian.
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                                    #53

                                    Manual's suck ass in general. Also, Earl. Editing posts is for weaklings.

                                    instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                                    • StewCrewS
                                      StewCrewS
                                      StewCrew
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                                      Eh, the 35 way adjustable is real nice to have. I have 3 sets of numbers I use on my BC's. One for roads if I'm slammed, one for roads for when I'm raised a bit, and one for the track. And it really is a noticeable difference. It's crazy what a few clicks can do.

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                                      • Brian.B
                                        Brian.B
                                        Brian.
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                                        #55

                                        35 way adjustable is too much. Not for a car that gets street driven.

                                        instagram @howdoyoudrivethat

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                                        • EarlE
                                          EarlE
                                          Earl
                                          wrote on last edited by
                                          #56

                                          Brian said:

                                          35 way adjustable is too much. Not for a car that gets street driven.

                                          It works for Jake though since it doubles as a track car. It makes the ride more comfortable, and allows you to have a very refined setting at the track=)

                                          And I meant that you could edit so instead of posting three times, you just put it all in one=D

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