Ditched work for a moment to grab some pics:
Fully dropped:
Ride height:
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Eric@Helix New MemberMotoring Alliance Founding Sponsor
Well done. It looks good--especially at the drive height. Love the wheels.
I was waiting for the hate, but it seems the more outspoken critics on MA have been silenced, which is nice for new member inclusion, but takes away from some of the spiciness of the site.-
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Welcome aboard. While not my thing, nor will it ever be, you did a nice job with your air ride. And always loved the look of those wheels.
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BlimeyCabrio Oscar Goldman of MINIsLifetime Supporter
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Also not my thing... but that said, NICE TUCK.
Very nicely executed. And practical, as these things go.-
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FranticFreddy Drive-N-EatLifetime Supporter
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Each corner is isolated, so air can't transfer and induce lean. The factory sway bars are unaffected, too, so cornering doesn't feel much different for me. Granted, I changed over to the new wheels and tires at the same time, so ditching the run-flats helped a bit too!-
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pretty purdy
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Welcome, thanks for joining Motoring Alliance, the FUN and Friendly MINI Community.
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Mr. Jim MudsharkLifetime Supporter
Welcome to M/A! Very nice.
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mrntd Well-Known MemberSupporting Member
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Welcome. Nice stance.
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Did you have to trim any of the metal under the fender trim to have room? Be nice to see a High, Low, and Driving Height shot just to compare. Do you drive it how it is sitting in these pics? Guess you can't turn very sharp?
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Stefanie Well-Known Member
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Welcome!
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