When getting your car slammed, how far apart does your tire has to be away from the fender? Also, is it not a good idea to get it slammed?

 

Well you could risk cracking or denting your oil pan like I did to mine also scraping exhaust is another problem. Other than that there is nothing really big besides the fenders you might have to roll the fenders depending on what size your wheels are.

 

How many times do we need to ask this question?

 

Hmm.... Well, Thanks

 

Far enough not to rub?

 

Does OP even know what slamming is? ha. OP needs to learn how to use google

 

"Slamming" is not tech. This is a tech section. There is an appearance section for stupid **** like this.

 

slamming sounds like ****

 

LMFAO!

 

BBUUUUTTT

 

Just dont it...you will regret it

 

pain in the *** for daily driving.

 

The same amount of times as the rest of the questions that are asked a million times over.

OP don't slamm your car something tells me you have no idea what your doing.

 

Naaaah. Go ahead and do it! Cut your springs in half, get some cheap camber arms off eBay, toss some 145/50R15s on your car, and go to town!

 

LOL love some of the quotes but hey.... if you slam your car....it comes with a price!

 

Proper drop>"slamming". i don't even see the point of it i assume it's just another word for hellaflush ?.

you'll eat threw tires,and bang up the bottom components of you'r shell/engine but im sure that's the least of you'r worries b/c Dat low lyfe

 

Sorry, new to the site. my stepson bought a 1990 honda accord 2.2l automatic. new timing belt plug wires distributor cap. ran great til saturday nigh. he cranked it ran for a couple of secs, ran rough then quit. #1 plug wire had come off dist cap. eplaced cap it just turns won't fire. any suggestions

 

wrong section this is for civics 92-00 plus you're thred jacking(not that this thred is important)

 

Hhaha ^

 

No. I meant how many times do YOU have to ask this question? You already asked this once already.

It seems like you don't have a good grasp on what goes into it. Asking how far from the fender the tire has to be is not a valid question. There are too many factors involved, preference being one of them and spring rates/damping being another, that you need to take into consideration.

 

Lift it?