Just wondering how many inches off the ground from the lowest point on some of your cars. I just wanna see how much lower I can drop. My lowest point is my intercooler piping at 4" which gets to about 2" over average inclines/bumps

 

Kind of a generic question. each chassis design is going to be a bit different.
i say if you feel you can lower it more, and don't mind hitting the piping on occasion, then try it.
if it rides worse and you don't like it, raise it back up.

 

meh vague thread is vague.

"lowest point on car" could be anything on any car and won't tell you, OP, how low you can go with your car. You need to be specific such as "how low are you at the front jack points behind the front wheels", or to the front radiator support jack point, or something constant on the frame like that.

 

 

Almost everyone will have to say resonator.

Measuring from the front bumper would probably be a decent analysis. Or maybe from an LCA.

 

Jack point is usually easiest. Or perhaps LCA to subframe connection.

 

jack points are always used when taking measurments and to get any decent information you have to specify. My hanging exhaust is a stupid point of reference. So is my poorly secured front bumper or zip tied under shield.

 

Lowest point of contact with the ground for me is about 1.5/2 inches from the ground.

Yes, I scrape everywhere!

 

my da's front a-arms and crossmember was only 1in off the ground but i raised it up a lil bit for clearance lol my exhaust was only .5in off the ground lol but its a $600 hks exhaust so i could beat it

 

Are talking about the subframe or the subframe connector that goes front to rear? What size tire?

There is no way you can get a DA crossmember 1" off the ground

 

if you aint scraping you aint low enough

 

Define scraping. My fiances 07 bone stock Civic sedan scrapes on our driveway and on some intersections in my town.