Tow hooks...

[Humphrizzle]

But looks are NOT a useful benefit. That's fact. Later, QD.

whats not useful about how you want your car to look?

[Tech5]

whats not useful about how you want your car to look?

Read this an answer again

I have to ask:

Is there ANY useful benefit to putting a tow hook on the rear of an FWD? Later, QD.

If looks is the only answer to this I say that is a waste of MONEY

[ash7]

If looks is the only answer to this I say that is a waste of MONEY

why?

why buy nice looking wheels then?

Apparantly washing your car and keeping it clean is a waste of money? It's just for looks, right?

Why fix that crack in the windshield? The windshield still works right?

Why buy an aftermarket front lip? They sure dont do anything more than a towhook extension does...

But looks are NOT a useful benefit. That's fact. Later, QD.

I expect to see your CVCC at stock ride height then?

-jonathan

[quickdodge®]

whats not useful about how you want your car to look?

That made no sense at all.

Who gives a shit.

I asked a fucking question. If I ask a question, it means I want to know. If you don't like that, then you're out of luck.

I expect to see your CVCC at stock ride height then?

You don't need to expect anything from me. What does my stock ride height have to do with this? If you're insinuating that lowering a car isn't a useful benefit, then you've obviously been in this hobby for nothing.

And yes, I'm in that same agreement that "on a daily driven vehicle, tow hooks have no useful benefit other than looks." Later, QD.

[ash7]

What does my stock ride height have to do with this? If you're insinuating that lowering a car isn't a useful benefit, then you've obviously been in this hobby for nothing.

And yes, I'm in that same agreement that "on a daily driven vehicle, tow hooks have no useful benefit other than looks." Later, QD.

If lowered properly, then yes. There are several benefits seen from slightly lowering a vehicle. However, cutting/heating springs to achieve a lower height is far from "proper" i believe. (not to say I've never done that )

Very nice cvcc btw.
-jonathan

[quickdodge®]

If lowered properly, then yes. There are several benefits seen from slightly lowering a vehicle. However, cutting/heating springs to achieve a lower height is far from "proper" i believe. (not to say I've never done that )

Very nice cvcc btw.
-jonathan

My car is lowered just fine. I'm barely pushing 70hp out of that engine so I'm in no need of a hard cornering car. And I can vouch for "improperly" heating/cutting springs to be plenty beneficial as I have proof of it working just fine.

Thank you for the compliment, lolol. Later, QD.

[NOCLUE]

whats not useful about how you want your car to look?

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