No, you most likely would, As you'll need coilovers/spacers, and depending on how your suspension is setup, camber arms etc
Then you may need the fenders either rolled, or even flared.
I love FLUSH fitment. Rim/tyre sits directly in line with the guard.
"Hellaflush" is not flush at all, most of the time it pokes out which looks really, really bad. And i like stretched tyres, maybe one or two sizes down..not the the extremes some people do.
Wrong.
The basics list of shit that can go wrong when having this type of mods done;
Ripping off bodykit/sideskirts on potholes/driveways/speedbumps
Scraping the exhaust and anything else under the car.
Rubbing the inner liner of your guard (Sometimes bad if the wiring loom travels through there)
Cutting away at the tyre
And in some cases, the tyre can catch the guard and shred it.
Mechanical wise theres not really any issues that can arrive unless you're dodgy. (Say...putting 30mm slip on spacers lol)
I fail to see how hitting a tree at 150kph is any different to hitting a car?
I've seen a couple crashes with streetcars that had cages. Im willing to bet it certainly benefited them. Especially in the event of a roll over.(Obviously)
I'll be getting my next car caged.
Its like with anything...don't cheap out.
$150 bolt in cages aren't CAMS approved for a reason.
yeah, its raining here today...suppose to rain all week
sucks when all i want to do is ride haha
riding brakeless is scarey, specially on downhills with busy roads below
gotta put the brakes back on asap, i like living life on the edge but this is suicide, how do people do it?
well, got bored and decided i missed hittin the local dirt jumps when i saw some on the road the other day, so i went out and bought this today
fitbikeco pro park series 2
few small mods, brakeless atm but have
Fly rear brake setup.
Odyssey brake line.
Odyssey fluro yellow brake lever(far right)