Full house

 

Final adjustment to air suspension done for that extra low look

 

At Ace Cafe Orlando

 

Up front

 

 

im interested to see what ur ride height is

 

I don't have a pic of that but it's set up to be 26" from ground to fender lip with me in the car. No 4x4 look lol

No baby tire either 275/30 square

looks like post #105

 

do u ever drive it slammed?

 

No, car is so low that the liners are sitting on tires. In front of side skirt it measures 2" from ground. It will be even lower when I install 1/2" real carbon fiber spiltters all around car (5pcs)

 

the japan g37 owners with bags always post vids of them driving when it is slammed. i always wondered if they jus did that for the vid or if that is their ride height (unless they gotta raise it temporarily to clear something). but here they seem to only slam for the pic lol. is that correct?

 

In Japan most have coilovers and not air. Most cars are abused in which most cases don't have liner or even floors. My car has no damage to the underside at all, even when I had coils.

I seen a 2003 or 2004 M45 not only didn't it have floors but he wasted his rear gear housing to nothing

 

Most of those cars are abused, under my car is like new with no damage

Google M45 Japan with no floors

 

This camber gang/ slammed culture is dancing a fine line between personal preference and mental illness. Witnessed this yesterday while observing a brand new slammed Civic SI attempt to navigate rail road tracks at mach snail speed.

I want to go on to say that bags are a completely different animal and I do not think OP should consult a mental health professional. Build looks very clean and compared to the two monsters your parked beside, the G can still hold its own in the looks department.

 

so for the air bag scene everyday they raise it up to drive then park it then drop it? then when they drive again they raise it back up and repeat? is that what people do when they have air bags? im assuming this is a daily driven car? or is the slammed only done for picture taking?

 

Correct. The height is adjustable. You get the best of both worlds.