Here in CT it just snowed like 10 inches last night it really sucks

bullshit lol...in my opinion Nitrus is bullshit period but you like what you like

Low-riding cars can be at risk for bump steer. It can cause the wheels to turn in or out after hitting a bump in the road. When a car gets lowered it can change the angles of the steering linkage. Also another problem is that the tie rod ends can move (bend) due to extra stress placed on them. CV jo...

Come on you know you wanna...perr pressure lol

I can see you guys talking about the 2nd generation but not the first. The 2nd looks like it was kicked in the ass lol. Yeah I'm going to see what the clearence is with my rims. I'm getting them on on saturday so we'll have to see

I know if i had the money rite now one would be goin into my R/T. If you got the money I say get one

What the hell are you talking about. I've know this site for like two years. It's for the people that might've not known about. Just trying to help dick

This is a really helpful site if you have a problem that you can't figure out.

http://www.neons.org/neontsb/index.shtml

Yeah I want to do that too to get more woring room lol. I think there are kits but I don't know where to find them. Do a google search. I'm going to do it without a kit...seems easier

Alright thanx

Yeah I don't want to lower my car because lowering a neon is really not good. I've heard about tons of problems and they really don't recomend it because the neon is low as it is. I mean I'm not trying to put any of your theories down that's just what I've heard from everyone whose lowered their neo...

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I am. We just got a nasty storm here in CT. Tons of snow and tons of sand

Who thinks that the SRT-4 would sell a lot better then it is now if it came also in a 2-door???