im thinking of lowering the car

but toronto has bad road condition

so i was wondering anyone done it

 

bad road conditions = slight drop.. tanabe which is very slight or even better h techs which is a prefect drop.. but i heard some negativity toward the ride...

do a simple search many pic would come up

 

The tanabe's don't change the ride too much at all. I don't know about the h-tech's though.

 

Toronto roads suck big time, I wouldn't do it.

 

get coil overs

 

IMO cars always look better lowered from factory height, but I have never been to toronto. If you are willing to go through the pain of driving on harsh road conditions, then go for it!

 

im in jersey im slammed on 20" wheels...and its not 2 bad, sometimes a pain in the butt...but i suggest going a lil higher then what i am so you dont have 2 deal with dumb things like rocks in the road and bottoming out goin up every driveway...

good luck!!

 

I'll sale you my HR-Springs,

 

H&R are the worst decision for bad road conditions.

 

stillballin: I think that's why he's getting rid of them... lol

Toronto is not for lowered cars... all the potholes, cracked pavement, high curbs, and snow in the winter (my friends' g35 and 330i turn into snow plows every winter). Looks great, but quite a hassle as a daily driver. Just my 2 cents!

 

lol doesnt the OP live in toronto himself?

To the OP, if you want springs look in to G35 H-techs

 

oh and not being able to go over ANY speed bumps.. aka useless lol j/k mike

if the road conditions are that bad just go tanabe's for a slight drop or go coilovers to drop them and raise them as you wish for when you need a higher ride raise them up and when you want a trackier feel lower them.

 

You got me. Tring to sale them, going with BC-coilovers because of the 20in rims they will rub with H&R

 

Hot.

I notice the suburbs around Toronto have much nicer roads. If you live in say Markham I'd say lower it, otherwise no.

 

live in hamilton

roads are worse than toronto