Lowered problem
Pole Position
Joined: Sep 2006
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From: Florida
im always on alert. no matter what. because yes it hurts real bad when it hits.at first i thought it was the frame hitting the ground but then i realized it was the damn arm. oh well thats what we get for goin low. but its worth it.
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lol, I got used to it but then again I'm still young soo I guess rough rides don't bother me as much. Mine's soo bad sometimes that the oem cd player skips once in awhile when I hit the big dips lool.
^Actually, I meant RCA as "Rolls Center Adjusters." Should look into them it does help when you start to lower ur car quite a bit. Cus it keeps ur car from having harsh bump steer like you would when ur in a slammed/dumped car. Also from getting those brutal banging sounds from the upper balljoint smashing within the top of the wells. It basically helps restore the oem suspension geometry like how ur car would drive like at somewhat stock ride height. Meaning, it gives you enough suspension travel when ur slammed as you would with a car that's not low. If that kinda makes sense lol.