TTE lip with L-Tuned suspension on 19'' wheels---
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TTE lip with L-Tuned suspension on 19'' wheels---
anyone experience massive scraping? i was talking to todd at TM Engineering and he says the lip is so big that even with stock suspension it might scrape... i want to lower my car about an inch--- is there massive amounts of scraping? please help!
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Anytime you lower the car and lower the body clearance, you run the risk of scraping. I would not call L-Tuned/TTE massive scraping but there are some. What tire setup are you running? If you are running fat, then you are probably OK for 90% of the time. You still have to be careful with some speed bumps, dips, some parking entrances/exits, and parking blocks. If you are running the normal setup, then you definitely need to be careful.
You won't be as bad as others with lower kits or more slammed drops, but you will scrape.
You won't be as bad as others with lower kits or more slammed drops, but you will scrape.
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Originally Posted by Neo
Anytime you lower the car and lower the body clearance, you run the risk of scraping. I would not call L-Tuned/TTE massive scraping but there are some. What tire setup are you running? If you are running fat, then you are probably OK for 90% of the time. You still have to be careful with some speed bumps, dips, some parking entrances/exits, and parking blocks. If you are running the normal setup, then you definitely need to be careful.
You won't be as bad as others with lower kits or more slammed drops, but you will scrape.
You won't be as bad as others with lower kits or more slammed drops, but you will scrape.
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Originally Posted by PandaGS430
The L-Tuned suspension itself is really not all that low...the L-Tuned sides are really not that low either...neither is the TTE lip...
The L-Tuned sides are deceptive since it angles up in the middle so it does not seem that low.
Again, if you are running the fat setup, then you will be OK most of the time like I said earlier.
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yea when they had that ltuned clearance, i was going to go ahead and rebuy my l-tuned sides because I have scraped them quite a few time on speed bumps b/c they are so low...my car is l-tuned so with the l-tuned suspension the sides scratch occasionally but I figure who's under my car to care??? Shyne
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I would talk to Todd and see if he wasn't thinking about the Greddy lip, not the TTE. Like others have said, the TTE is pretty mild. I ran it with my Eibach / Bilstein on OEM 17's and 18s with very few scrape issues. When it did scrape, I'd say the OEM bumper would have too (steep inclines, 'beaching it' while parking). With 19's and coilovers set lower than your L-tuned will be I scrape from time to time, but ususally under the same conditions.
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thanks for the responses guys- yes i am running fat set up 245/40 on falken zr 94y tires. i was actuallly seriously thinking of modifying my suspension until i cranked out some numbers and spent all my bonus on my car audio
at least im going to have a kick *** system pics and specs to come.
at least im going to have a kick *** system pics and specs to come.
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Originally Posted by DaveGS4
I would talk to Todd and see if he wasn't thinking about the Greddy lip, not the TTE. Like others have said, the TTE is pretty mild. I ran it with my Eibach / Bilstein on OEM 17's and 18s with very few scrape issues. When it did scrape, I'd say the OEM bumper would have too (steep inclines, 'beaching it' while parking). With 19's and coilovers set lower than your L-tuned will be I scrape from time to time, but ususally under the same conditions.
but don't get it wrong, the tte isn't low,but the BIG problem is that it's flat across the whole front. if you look at the stock bumper the center actually curves up. with the tte, "effectively" it's a lot lower and you will have to be very careful. never go straight up driveways or you can say byebye a lot faster
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