I found this on my local forum. It is originally from H-T. This thing is on coilovers, not bags.



http://honda-tech.com/showthread.php...=slammed+s2000

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. . .sick!

 

I shouldnt have looked at this, i wanna go lower now lol.

 

holy crap...driving around for him must be a lot of fun having to dodge every road inperfection

 

What an idiot....

 

that's a looker, but i wonder how hard it is to have fun in an s2k like that. must be a drag...

 

no way he can drive around like that, i bet he/she can't even get over a road reflector w/out tearing his/her front bumper apart. i'm guessing he/she just dumped it for a picture to showcase how low his/her coilovers could go

it looks even lower than f1 cars are LoL

 

jeez, are you serious tool? :rotfl:

i think its possible to drive around with that, of course some limits but, to do that, it must stiff as hell O.O

 

wow I just feel sorry for that car.

 

Wow, thats ****ing sick and very low for coils. On the H-T thread he did say that he raised it a bit to get an alignment and that raised height would be the height he would drive at. Still driving that low on a static drop is nuts. So props to the owner

 

Yeah I've seen pics of him driving it at that height or near that height. That totally ruins the point of an s2k to me.

 

damn that's so sick

he's brave

 

pics of "driving" height for those who care:

 

^ as crazy as it is, im not gonna lie, the stance looks pretty dope that low

 

looks dope as **** in the other pics

 

That amount of tuck in front looks silly. It looks like if he turned his wheel he would be rubbing like crazy.

 

The original pic I seriously doubt the car can be driven like that. A tiny pebble would tear through the bumper. The driving pics look about normal though.

 

How did he manage to raise the car back up with a jack? How did he slide anything under the car to raise it?

 

By using the most gradual homemade wooden ramps or he has access to a lift that sits flush with the floor.

I know i wouldn't want to have to deal with that problem but it has some sort of solution.

 

i like it. especially the driving height. i had a 95 civic that tucked rim on 14's :D it was driven daily