Question Raising Car 4 winter on Coilovers

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Feb 15, 2015, 05:00 PM

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lifetime alignment at brake check. I've been there 6 times within the last 8 months

And I'm sure that the manager has told the techs to invest lots of time in getting all of those alignment exactly correct.

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Feb 18, 2015, 06:53 AM

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Good idea on the free alignment thing guys.
Last week I found this FREE parking spot in NYC.
So I ripped off my front passenger inner fender and the bottom pulley cover.
It was my fault 100% for trying to park there. BUT if I wasn't lowered, it wouldn't of happened!
Next year I'm doing the rally look for winter!!
I should of would of could of but didn't!

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Feb 18, 2015, 02:39 PM

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Look on the bright side, when something bad happens that is related to parking spots, the new standard is to blame atheism. Open your heart to <insert local deity here> and you won't have to monster-truck your car.

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Mar 4, 2015, 07:37 AM

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I live in ny and it snowed a decent amount here, I raised my coilovers to get threw snow and I bought snow tires. Definitely worth it. Haven't gotten stuck yet. I drive my daily (14' jetta) everyday but the days where it snows around 2 inches and up I drive my Evo and it had no problem at all. Handling wise it's still good not bad for a raised car.