I'm trying to figure out if its possible to drive with chains on when your car is lowered. My car is lowered about 2 inches does anyone know if they will hit on anything. I might just have to put them on and find out. Any info helps
I'm trying to figure out if its possible to drive with chains on when your car is lowered. My car is lowered about 2 inches does anyone know if they will hit on anything. I might just have to put them on and find out. Any info helps
Bump, I want to go up to the snow today.
Don't know Matt, it should be o.k. You will have problems if the chains break. I'm lowered 2.5 so I hope we can still use chains. Just try it out and let me know how the worked.
just give it a try you whimp.
I'm your local R&D nut. Fabracting, welding, tuning and breaking my stuff so you don't have to.
I didn't use them ass jocky. Your the little girl that didn't want to go up becuase you needed to do your little science experment. Maybe next time.
you 2 should get married.
i wouldnt put tire chains on a lowered car just from my experience last year with my bucket wagon. Plus, they're liable to fuck up your fenders if they're not strapped down right.
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If you're worried about old school chains you should try using the cable type; they're lower profile. best bet is to give it a try and be our guinea pig
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hahah my accord didnt even let me use cable chains. im gonna raise my car up another 1.5 or so so i can run chains this season
haha good thing i dont have to worry about chains
I dont want to have to buy another set of chains. There not that important to me. Besides the set I bought last winter I only used once, but that was when my car was stock.Originally Posted by BlueBead
If you're worried about old school chains you should try using the cable type; they're lower profile. best bet is to give it a try and be our guinea pig
Hey it was physics, and we could allways take my moms van YO.
I'm your local R&D nut. Fabracting, welding, tuning and breaking my stuff so you don't have to.
ah rockin the family van!
any way the cable type chains are not that bad. but the adjuster cable will smack the upper balljoint . and if you dont put them on right you will not have a ball joint. i used them six times last year when i delivered parpers. i only got stuck once but the snow was two feet high. oh yeah if you cant make it up a hill goin the right direction, spin the car around and go up backwards. works everytime
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