Any one else bag there 370z?
 

Who else has bagged their 370z?!

My 40th Anniversary 370z bagged on Bag Riders prefomance series air lift!

1. That is hella-dope-flush-stance...

2. It is "bagged their 370Z", not "bagged there 370z"...

I am here to help.

These threads usually do not go well.

gonna pack my bag up on this one

New to this form, just thought id see how many Z's are on air ride here!

Nice guy to bring the popcorn

MJ will be here soon

Why don't these treads usually go well?

the general consensus for most people here is stance = safety risk and we tend to stay on the more responsible side of driving...

plus you didn't roll your fenders with a baseball bat so you already lost a few points.

btw welcome!

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Uh oh, you better put on your flame suit quick

I was thinking about bagging my 40th -- briefly...

Just thinking about it caused this:

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T-boned by a speeding driver.

If I were you (and I thankfully not because being me is hard enough) I would take those bags off, sell them to a Civic owner for parts, buy Swifts and Konis and then close this thread and pretend like it never happened.

Looks cool. Welcome to the jungle.

And for the records, I like my bags when they're filled with groceries:yum:

It's usually because we find it offensive to take a capable sports car and reduce it to a stanced out garage queen.

My personal feelings are very mixed on the subject. I understand the offense, however, I also understand that it's not my car and I don't get to tell people what to do with it. On the other hand, I never understood the appeal of the whole herra-frush movement. I don't know what makes it cool or what makes it look good. Is it just to be as close to Marty McFly as possible? Are we going back to the future? Perhaps an amphibious vehicle a la James Bond? It's not even that the wheels are matched to fit the wheel wells and seal up gaps. It seems to have gotten beyond that point. The requisite now is to simply have the chassis on the ground and shove the wheels in one way or another. I'm glad you chose a responsible method by going with bags. Most people chop springs or worse.

The funny thing is that the only other place where I see a chassis on the ground and the wheels at those angles are junk yards, and that's where I think these cars belong... And given how often these cars are destroying themselves going over bumps. It won't be long before they're in a junkyard anyway.

An analogy that I just thought of is that you took a capable sprinter (not world class, mind you) and you broke his legs and stuck him in a wheel chair. Now he's lower to the ground, slower than before, and getting over minor bumps and ramps are a pain. Your car is a paraplegic and airbags aren't going to make him as good as he was before.

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