For those of you who were at the bees tonight...

[Matt D.]

Why are people using fender gap differences between front and rear as a ride height measurement?

[A//// Guy]

Way to ruin the topic Matt...

We were just wondering why his car sat lower in the rear, it was odd looking.

[Kevin 1G Drummer]

It doesn't sit any lower in the rear, it just looks that way because the wheel opening is smaller. The fender wheel opening is bigger so that you can turn the front tires, and have the suspension compressed and not rub the tire on the fender.

[Matt D.]

Way to ruin the topic Matt...

We were just wondering why his car sat lower in the rear, it was odd looking.
Thank you for pointing out than an obscene amount of people lack common sense and basic problem solving skills. :D

[DoughtCom]

Thank you for pointing out than an obscene amount of people lack common sense and basic problem solving skills. :D

lol...

[scheides]

DoughtCom, post a pic of your car so these retards can see what we're talking about. Sure some cars sit lower in the back and it has nothing to do with anything, but as we've said, his car appears to sit extra low in the back.

[scheides]

Ya know what I might have figured it out. Your car has snow tires on it. That might make it look goofy because of the large tread on each tire. Post pics if you can! :D

[DoughtCom]

Sure thing man, I'll get a pic taken tomorrow if I get a chance with all the snow.

[DoughtCom]

for now there's this one, I'll try to get a more clear shot tomorrow

http://www.thedoughtcom.com/evo/myevo4.jpg

[Matt D.]

Optical illusion because of the checkered floor. My car looks the same way.