Low MX5 Vs Speedbump!

Leaving the track, engine rattle due to the abuse it had just received.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• low
• mx5

[TougeLifestyle]

yup i also ate a rock on the way home. Top stuff :P

[Jthelegendary]

And thats why i always carry my jack-a-ma-blocks in the boot :)

[williamjamesfrost]

@Rhythmeister me 2 :)

[Rhythmeister]

@chris13954 flush the engine then use PROPER oil and it can go away easily, mine did!

[Subsw00fers]

just jack hammer the speed bump ! LMAO

[zzkambe]

so.. you just carry those beams with you all the time?

[rong9tagger]

@wajalama theres a bump, say you drive up the right hand side and head for the left, the osf wheel is over to begin with, then the nsf and the osr wheels shoulf go over at the same time, meaning your almost level if you think both those wheels went on the bump at the same time, then just drag that all important final nsr wheel over.

just try it n see, don think however if your car is slammed this will stop all scraping, it just softens the scrapeage

[cmdw100]

its just a shame ya need to take the wood everywhere you go,lol great idea/video :)

[ISeanzyyyI]

@wajalama It does, i have to do that in my s13. it probably annoys the hell out of people behind me and they most likely think I'm an idiot haha. it's basically the angle that your car goes up the speedbump creates a less drastic slope if it's going diagonally. it basically shortens the height of the speedbump by you "spreading out" the speedbump. it's hard to explain it through typing lol.

[chris13954]

siick car!. and why do all miatas make that ticking sound? mine has that too =/

[wajalama]

I heard that you can go over speed-bumps on a lowered car easily if you drive diagonally, but I have no idea how that works. Can somebody explain this to me?