post pics of your 4th gen
Newbie
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 10
From: Essen , Germany
Thanks man ;-) I took the picture on something like a ramp, this is why it looks on one side higher but the suspension is stock.
But in the next weeks im gonna lower it, want to buy Vogtland springs. Should drop the car like 1"
But in the next weeks im gonna lower it, want to buy Vogtland springs. Should drop the car like 1"
2nd Gear member
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 326
From: NYC
So last Friday Midnight came too close to a Mazda b/c the woman dozed off. First time this winter I was thanking the snow and the cold that froze it.
I kinda feel bad but am also thankful that another Mazda was parked behind me and she hit it and bounced off onto the snow.
I kinda feel bad but am also thankful that another Mazda was parked behind me and she hit it and bounced off onto the snow.
2nd Gear member
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 326
From: NYC
Chaotic94
You got hella lucky!!!
Tell me about it, funny thing is it was buried for about a week and a few days before I cleaned off the car b/c the snow/ice combo was weighing her down. I cleaned around her to be able to get in and start her for the first time in like 3weeks but had the weird feeling to leave all the snow on the drivers side. I thought I was just gonna protect from salt spreaders. Never thought about protection from another car.
You got hella lucky!!!
Tell me about it, funny thing is it was buried for about a week and a few days before I cleaned off the car b/c the snow/ice combo was weighing her down. I cleaned around her to be able to get in and start her for the first time in like 3weeks but had the weird feeling to leave all the snow on the drivers side. I thought I was just gonna protect from salt spreaders. Never thought about protection from another car.
In the Staging Lanes
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 39
Newbie
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 2
From: currently in Portsmouth, VA
Thanks, I've only had the car for a few months now. It's really a great piece of work. I'm currently on shore duty though so I'm working in Portsmouth, Virginia right now.
In the Staging Lanes
Joined: Feb 2011
Posts: 39
What I don't understand is where they mount. It's stupid to mount them on the glass of the window because then you can't roll the windows down. But then if you mount them above the windows like between the roof and the glass, then you have to have your windows cracked to open the doors without the window hitting the rain guard... How do they mount on your car? 
September 2011 ROTM
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 3,402
From: Missouri
ROTM Winner's Club
^NO but every set of rain guards I've seen actually come down further than the window. That's what confused me. I guess these ones don't go down that far. Thanks for the info bro!