I've lowered my car very low, and while the ride is much stiffer than stock, I don't think it would cope with an extra 1200lbs lol. Try to put the smallest diameter wheel/tire combo that you can. THis will lower the car without needing extensive suspension lowering.
ahem.... my car took 1200 extra lbs easy.... with just one mod.
Aspire swap?
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ahem.... my car took 1200 extra lbs easy.... with just one mod.
But was it 1-2 inches off the ground BEFORE loading it?
I just thought of something. What if you used the rubber cylinders and springs? The rubber would then just be industrial strength bump stops to keep from going lower than say 1" off the ground. Then you could use more sanely stiff springs and keep it 2" high with them. Put on the 1200 and it just sinks 1" till it rests on the rubber. Presto.
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