I would, but I lot of the roads I go on have speed humps (not bumps) or very steep entrances, I barely make it as it is. I've managed to scrape my front bumper on many occasions even when going in at an angle. My neighborhood has several speed humps that I can barely clear as well.

 

The body side moldings have saved me from a home depot shopping cart ding. They are staying.

 

Looks awesome! The wheels totally change the look of the car. Today I saw a DG with the same PIAA's and it really wowed me. I know what you mean about the speed humps, you give it too little gas and you can't go over them, if you give it too much, you'll bottom out. I deal with that on a daily basis and to tell you the truth it isn't that bad at all if you only drop it an inch or so. Go for it!

 

You have a taste that is much like mine...

nice rims

nice side moulding (I added mine after I bought the car)

but just for a little info, at times, the increased spring rate of lowering springs helps prevent your car from scraping the ground. Just make sure you get lowering springs that are actually tougher than stock and it'll probably help with your timing of the speed hump.

Good luck!

Adrian

 

What rim sizes are they?

 

Ventural said they were 19's in an earlier post

 

Much better but I second the removal of door bumpers.

 

Nice choice! Plans for a drop? It would make it look even better.

 

When I said sizes, I meant "widths"...sorry for not being clear