lowered car/ speed bumps?

[andypower]

Right, so Tuesday i had a cat back exhaust fitted by the local exhaust fabricator. Its a non resonated one so it sounds great ( video in the next few days)

imo it sits just below the bumper line. Not stupid low but not as high as the standard.


The standard one has more of a letter box fitting but the new one is more oval so just sits lower naturally.


Question is, does any body else's exhaust sit a bit lower and does it cause a problem going over speed bumps?

looking underneath the car its not the lowest point. other things are ( not sure what there called though).



or has anyone had other problems when lowering. what catches speed bumps for you.


found it

 

[Shepsta]

Just take your time and you'll be fine.

Only really becomes an issue for me when the car is full, sccccccccrrrrrraape!

Edit: Not the exhaust though, that doesn't catch for me.

 

[andypower]

does anyone know what the lowest point of the car is?

 

[dmkay_80]

The only bit that catches on mine is the 2 plastic undertrays. They drop down near the rear to a point & they sometimes catch

 

[Cupra R Matt]

The ONLY thing i've ever had catch/scrape on mine is the front muflaps i have fitted, but that's not on speedhumps but big-ass holes in the gravel surface i was driving down going to a fishery!

Never had any issues with speedhumps at all!

 

[andypower]

so has anyone got any pictures of the underside of their car then/


or can you take a few boyo's?

cheers

 

[Guncha]

The ONLY thing i've ever had catch/scrape on mine is the front muflaps i have fitted, but that's not on speedhumps but big-ass holes in the gravel surface i was driving down going to a fishery!

Never had any issues with speedhumps at all!

I agree, front mudflaps are problematic when passing big holes.