Possible Modifications to 1991 300ce?

The other fun thing is when you bump into something hard, and your lower radiator support gets pushed in... making the lower splash panel mounting holes not line up, and in severe cases pushing the radiator into the fan with predictable consequences. BT, DT.
You can get away with a slammed car if you have billiard-table-smooth roads where you live, and/or you are insanely careful while driving, but that gets old real fast. The tires-inside-the-fenders look is best reserved for show cars that move around on trailers.
gonna take out the alternator to change the regulators, and give it a good cleaning..
but every damned thing seems to be leaking >.>
and all my friends are into the lowered crap.. i'd rather pay for a well built clean sound system than lowering my car like that.. (i do plan on lowering it sportline height or maybe about an inch)
they run some STIFFFFFFF *** coils.. have no ideas what their bearings look like and go crying when they hear squeel squeel squeel...
Edit: This SUCKS ***. The car handles perfectly like this. I hate that I'm going to have to give this up. **** NY and NJ and their **** public roads.
Last edited by Saijin_Naib; Apr 16, 2012 at 10:26 PM.
Edit: This SUCKS ***. The car handles perfectly like this. I hate that I'm going to have to give this up. **** NY and NJ and their **** public roads.
Can't you just come back up a fraction to get that driveway clearance ?
He's informed me I can keep the Koni Yellows with whatever springs I decide to use, so I'm going to keep them.
For the Springs, I'm trying to see if I can find the firmest/tallest one Sportline made so I can do dirt racing again haha. Rather be that high up and able to race than slammed and confined to my driveway
The only regret I have is the cost I spent going "low" before moving to Sportline height. But without the experience, I'd look at the lower cars and drool. Now, I understand the tradeoffs.
I still fly photos of mine all the way lowered, so photo yourself up before the change.
The only regret I have is the cost I spent going "low" before moving to Sportline height. But without the experience, I'd look at the lower cars and drool. Now, I understand the tradeoffs.
I still fly photos of mine all the way lowered, so photo yourself up before the change.

Well, I probably should have listened to everyone, but you know, youthful exuberance and all that :\
I've got the one set of photos and I plan to AutoX it at least once so I can feel how it is, but after that, its Koni + Sportlines for me.
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Edit: This SUCKS ***. The car handles perfectly like this. I hate that I'm going to have to give this up. **** NY and NJ and their **** public roads.
One thing I have noticed, however, is that the H&R springs for the sedan and coupe seem to lower the car more than the ones they make for the Cabriolet (they are a different part number). My car is fitted out like your with 4 bump pads up front and 3 bumps in the back and yet it sits much higher than yours as estimated by photos. It seems to be somewhere halfway between your car's height and Sportline height. This makes sense since the Cabriolet suspension has 1 inch less suspension travel possible dues to the need for the left strut tower "vibration absorber".
Good luck with your car. I think that, given what I have observed about the H&R springs for the sedan/coupes, I would go Sportline springs, with the shortest spring pads (probably 2 bump front, 1 rear) and see how you like that. Food for thought.
What is your excuse for being up these nights? Your kid shouldn't be keeping you up at this age, right?
Yeah, I know, I know. I've tried to stay in my little sandbox here and not derp all over the place

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