My Si

[1.8t]

I would say raise it. I don't like the "tucked" look, just a 2 finger gap or so and thats where I like most of my cars to sit.

[gtikid]

Hell no don't raise it! It looks really good as it is Wheel gap FTL

[Ran]

I would say raise it. I don't like the "tucked" look, just a 2 finger gap or so and thats where I like most of my cars to sit.

Lowering a car looks good but, just like with anything else, there's a limit to it. It looks like you either cut your stock springs or got cheap E-Bay springs that sagged out. I'm not bashing your ride, since I find the car itself very clean, I just think that you're slammed too much.

[gtikid]

Lowering a car looks good but, just like with anything else, there's a limit to it. It looks like you either cut your stock springs or got cheap E-Bay springs that sagged out. I'm not bashing your ride, since I find the car itself very clean, I just think that you're slammed too much.

Just because he's dropped a little more than the norm doesn't mean he has cheap e-bay shit or cut his springs. He MAY have that, I don't know what suspension his has, but trust me, a slammed car is not always a result of cheapin out

[404 THE DC4]

Just because he's dropped a little more than the norm doesn't mean he has cheap e-bay shit or cut his springs. He MAY have that, I don't know what suspension his has, but trust me, a slammed car is not always a result of cheapin out

<< agree wid ^^^

[Ran]

Just because he's dropped a little more than the norm doesn't mean he has cheap e-bay shit or cut his springs. He MAY have that, I don't know what suspension his has, but trust me, a slammed car is not always a result of cheapin out

I never said that's what he had, just that it looks that way from a general perspective. A tasteful lowering of 1-2" can improve a car's stance and help it look a lot better by reducing wheel-gap and the like. However, a 3+" drop on an compact like a Civic just makes it look like you're trying too hard.

This is just my opinion. If he's happy with it (which he seems to be) then more power to him. I just know that I would personally never drop a car low and I don't like the look of it.

[gtikid]

I never said that's what he had, just that it looks that way from a general perspective. A tasteful lowering of 1-2" can improve a car's stance and help it look a lot better by reducing wheel-gap and the like. However, a 3+" drop on an compact like a Civic just makes it look like you're trying to hard.

This is just my opinion. If he's happy with it (which he seems to be) then more power to him. I just know that I would personally never drop a car low and I don't like the look of it.

I don't get it, trying too hard to do what?

[Ran]

I don't get it, trying too hard to do what?

To fit in, get with the scene, or whatever it is people call it.

It's kind of like when a fashion becomes popular, but some people take it too far and you just laugh. Not the best of examples, but it's the same principle. I follow the same opinion with lifted trucks. A slighted lift truck can look nice, but these retards you see on Barrett Pkwy with Jeeps about 10 feet in the air just take it too far.

Again, it's all a matter of opinion.

[gtikid]

To fit in, get with the scene, or whatever it is people call it.

It's kind of like when a fashion becomes popular, but some people take it too far and you just laugh. Not the best of examples, but it's the same principle. I follow the same opinion with lifted trucks. A slighted lift truck can look nice, but these retards you see on Barrett Pkwy with Jeeps about 10 feet in the air just take it too far.

Again, it's all a matter of opinion.

To fit in??? You have to be kidding me. How does having a slammed car make them seem like they're "trying to hard". The same could of been said with you when you Yaris. Looks like you trying to hard to fit in, by getting a hatch You see what I mean, makes no sense.

But yes, like you said, it's all personal opinion. I love slammed cars and I love trucks with HUUUUUUGE lifts. I would love to own a truck like that with a loud ass Hella Horn

[MR.EM1]

To fit in, get with the scene, or whatever it is people call it.

It's kind of like when a fashion becomes popular, but some people take it too far and you just laugh. Not the best of examples, but it's the same principle. I follow the same opinion with lifted trucks. A slighted lift truck can look nice, but these retards you see on Barrett Pkwy with Jeeps about 10 feet in the air just take it too far.

Again, it's all a matter of opinion.

why would u judge someone on how their car looks??? i see u post pics of urself looking like keanu reeves and hes a d0uche bag is that what u r? seriosly make a comment about my car say u like or dont. but dont say i have sh1t suspension from ebay or im trying to fit in. sounds like ur trying to fit in.

[Deke]

I never said that's what he had, just that it looks that way from a general perspective. A tasteful lowering of 1-2" can improve a car's stance and help it look a lot better by reducing wheel-gap and the like. However, a 3+" drop on an compact like a Civic just makes it look like you're trying to hard.

This is just my opinion. If he's happy with it (which he seems to be) then more power to him. I just know that I would personally never drop a car low and I don't like the look of it.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[MR.EM1]

Lowering a car looks good but, just like with anything else, there's a limit to it. It looks like you either cut your stock springs or got cheap E-Bay springs that sagged out. I'm not bashing your ride, since I find the car itself very clean, I just think that you're slammed too much.

wow dawg pretty harsh. hahah funny tho bc slamming a car like mine took about $900 eibach pro series srpings and tein shocks. I wanted comfort as well as lookin good. Thanks for the comments guys

[Zeeb]

wow dawg pretty harsh. hahah funny tho bc slamming a car like mine took about $900 eibach pro series srpings and tein shocks. I wanted comfort as well as lookin good. Thanks for the comments guys

it is a nice drop, maybe 1 inch too far, the back looks crowded... but also eibachs dont go that low unless u cut them Or atleast I have never seen them go that low before. and if you paid 900 for eibach springs and tien shocks... then u got ripped off bad my friend.