I don't know how you slammed guy's do it...

Reply Subscribe

Thread Tools

Search this Thread

10-27-10, 11:18 AM

#16

SC_coupe

Racer

Join Date: Apr 2006

Location: Toronto, Ontario

Posts: 1,345

Likes: 137

Received 43 Likes on 27 Posts

Ahh man that sucks to see

Quote:

been driving lowered cars for years, just have to really know the roads your on, it's funny i let my buddy drive my car and the whole time i'm like " watch out for this dip here on the right" "okay there's a pothole on this street up there" "alright slow down for this bump up here"

lol when i drive i don't even notice, but i guess i'm just pre-programmed already..

QFT.

Reply Like

10-27-10, 12:42 PM

#17

718murdoc

Lead Lap

Thread Starter

Join Date: Jan 2010

Location: NewYork

Posts: 451

Likes: 1

Received 0 Likes on 0 Posts

Quote:

Originally Posted by MIGS

i live in Florida a.k.a. Home Of The Flattest and Smoothest Roads in America!!! hahaha

but i still do scrape here and there..

I really wish I lived in Florida right now. Besides you guys don't have to worry about snow lol.

Quote:

Originally Posted by aka paco

holy crap man that blows!!!!!!!!

I have never tried to file anything against the city, cause i figured it isn't worth the hassle..

A friend of mine did though when he hit a pothole and bent a rim, he got a check but i think it did take like 3 months

Do you know what course of action he took in that situation? I really don't know how to go about claiming this kind of damage.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sc300jz

wow that sucks, i never had something like that happen to me..

but pretty much like what everyone else said. Once you lower your car you will automatically know what ways you should drive and where the potholes are dips are its just "programmed" into our heads

Can you show us a picture on how low you are?

This is the only shot I have...