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YOUR RESEARCHMy 2004 996 with aero kit scraping
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Just get a good running start and jump the damn thing!
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Hi, all, I just joined as I bought 2004 996 this week. The car has been lowered and it has aero kit. It looks really nice and I'm loving it.
But as I leave my office garage, this happens. (youtube video link below). Inevitably I guess I will have the raise the car up a little. I'm in S. California, any suggestion where I can get this done? I hope I don't have to spend a fortune,, Thank you all, and just wanted to say hi as a new member.
You Tube
I agree with
@rockhouse66
try going at an angle. Most tire shops and mechanics can raise your car if the shocks have that ability. Do you know what kind of shocks you have are they adjustable? Mine is lowered as well and I drive it like a low rider I go at angle with everything. Crawl over speed bumps, humps, steep curves, and driveways then punch it on all smooth surfaces. Welcome to the forum and congrats on your new purchase.
I hate those type of one way speed bumps. They are horrible. Going at an angle wont fix that. You could get larger wheels or tires. My car is pretty slammed now as well, and I just got 19" wheels hoping that they will give me a little more clearance.
Thanks all for your advice. I did try again this morning at an angle, twice, but it made more scraping sound underneath, and I didn't want to risk puncturing my tires if I tried like more than 30 degree angle because these blades seem nasty sharp. I will try calling NARW and see how they can help. Thanks!
Oh, I don't know much about coilover, but the seller told me this car has HR sport spring installed, something like this,
http://www.championmotorsport.com/product-p/29385.htm
Either your car is really low or that�s a monster ramp. I have the M030 suspension and have no issues with speed humps.
Looks like that ramp is just bolted down with a few M6 nuts and bolts. Unscrew the damn thing and bin it!!
