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Cincinnati help - Will a NSX make it up my driveway test...
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Nick graciously brought his NSX over and the car went up the driveway without issue. It was close, but no scraping at all.
I ended up getting a 1994 NSX that was lowered 2". I immediately put the stock springs with Bilstein shocks on the car, but the car scrapes a lot unless I use some wood blocks
My car also should have taller tires on it, too (215/40/17) . I'm trying to figure out a solution so that my wife doesn't have to set blocks every time I drive the car, lol.
Thanks for everyone's help!
Nick graciously brought his NSX over and the car went up the driveway without issue. It was close, but no scraping at all.
I ended up getting a 1994 NSX that was lowered 2". I immediately put the stock springs with Bilstein shocks on the car, but the car scrapes a lot unless I use some wood blocks
My car also should have taller tires on it, too (215/40/17) . I'm trying to figure out a solution so that my wife doesn't have to set blocks every time I drive the car, lol. Thanks for everyone's help!
Update:
Nick graciously brought his NSX over and the car went up the driveway without issue. It was close, but no scraping at all.
I ended up getting a 1994 NSX that was lowered 2". I immediately put the stock springs with Bilstein shocks on the car, but the car scrapes a lot unless I use some wood blocks
Thanks for everyone's help!
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