[Outlawstar98]

Originally Posted by 6-Shift

*To establish, I tried to only reference street cars. For the first car, I was more responding to people talking about being "too low." Also, have you RIDDEN in a hot rod this low? Trust me, the suspension is a lot LESS functional for a street car. For the second, it's a response to the people who are complaining about modifying suspension outside factory specs/replicating racecars. And, lastly, lifted trucks run into a lot of similar problems that super-lowered cars do suspension wise: increased wear on bushings, stress on wheel bearings, body damage from "ill-fitting" wheels and tires, etc.

Might want to add that any lifted truck going down the road at normal speeds tend to swerve some due to the soft suspension setup.