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    Yeah I dunno. We'll see. I just like talking about cars.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ck1109 View Post
    Yes, it's the same on the CTS-V, even at stock heights, I have to be careful. I see slammed out cars all the time, but I just don't see the point.

    In most cases (unless you know what you're doing) lowering has the opposite effect of making the car worse to drive.
    Roads here in Maryland are generally pretty good. I lower a lot of my cars without any troubles but I can appreciate that is not the case in all parts of the country.

    A modest drop and an alignment usually doesn't cause any issues.

    On my C5 Corvette, there is an adjustment from the factory that allows a 20-25mm drop.



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    Nope. This wasn't a judgment, it was a joke. Actually two jokes...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raza View Post
    Ah. Wasn't looking at the background.
    Or maybe as a watch guy you only recognize pallet FORKS.

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    A low car would be hopeless round here. Many of the roads are built on banks that drained the marsh several hundred years ago. The banks are irresistible to badgers. Overnight, a part of the road can drop nine inches.


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    Quote Originally Posted by happyscrappyheropup View Post
    Roads here in Maryland are generally pretty good. I lower a lot of my cars without any troubles but I can appreciate that is not the case in all parts of the country.

    A modest drop and an alignment usually doesn't cause any issues.

    On my C5 Corvette, there is an adjustment from the factory that allows a 20-25mm drop.



    The air deflector scrapes a lot but I generally don't hit anything else.

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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Jel. Very jel.
    Had a cute little blower tucked under the hood, now a big bottle in the back 😀😀😀



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    Explain please Wayne?
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    Quote Originally Posted by geoffbot View Post
    Explain please Wayne?
    The car made 363hp to the tires when stock (rated 405hp crank). I added long tube headers with high flow cats and a tune - jumped to 388hp at the tires.

    Then I added a Vortech VSi trim blower at 6.5psi and a retune - 544hp to the tires.

    I had a motor built and now I'm finishing up direct port nitrous setup.

    I'd like to make 750hp at the tires. Looking to get it on the dyno and track this spring. I'm still building the nitrous and standalone​ fuel system.

    -- Wayne

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    That is effing cool
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