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Some one posted something you could install to reduce the angle caused where the road meets the driveway
https://www.amazon.com/BRIDJIT-48-Inch-Section-Driveway-Curb/dp/B002YQ2GXC
Something like that
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Air ride? Lol. That'll help. So will hydraulics lol.
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I will be buying these as soon as they come out. Videos and photos will follow. When I look at my car, all I see is gap. It's always funny to read the differences in opinion on lowering. I lowered my GT3 and peoples' brains exploded.
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Great I need a beta tester.I will be buying these as soon as they come out. Videos and photos will follow. When I look at my car, all I see is gap. It's always funny to read the differences in opinion on lowering. I lowered my GT3 and peoples' brains exploded.
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I have a dip at the end of my driveway. That Bridgjit seems like a good solution. That transitional area seems to pond water. What keeps the Bridgjit in place when this happens?
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Rob
firestarter2
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Reviews say they are very heavy so unlikely to move. But im sure you could bolt them down
dron_jones
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My big worry with these aren't that water moves them, its that some dishonest passerby takes them....
Donkey
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guess there is no way to back at an angle? I've managed to get some extremely low vehicles in and out of some steep drives/entrances.hmmmmm....I wonder if if .9 and .7 will make a big difference?
Wyldfyer
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Yeah but even these look better dropped, lol.Less gap looks better, sure. I'd rather have the car as-engineered. A little gap is nothing new on sports cars and if you really look around, you'll see plenty of your favorite cars aren't stanced. ;)
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