You're My Boy, Blue

[ScottyB]

Any concerns with having less travel if you take puppy rallying?

not gonna lie - a little, even though i'm only about 3/4" lower.  it's REALLY course dependant though....some groups run on really smooth grass/gravel, other lots are pretty bumpy.  i'll need to play it by ear and run cautious my first time out at any site.  generally most groups do their best to keep the courses smooth and level because if you start breaking everyone's cars with gnarly jumps and terrain, the rallycross program will be dead before you even get halfway through the season.

low cars can work just fine though, and i'm not gonna let it stop me from continuing to try. 




if i hit bottom i'll consider putting the stock springs back on.  it's just hard reconciling how much i enjoy the car now, where i use it 99.9% of the time, to consider raising the car back up for a freak chance it'll bottom out in a dirt lot where i might drive a couple times a year for 5 minutes total.  that's the fun of using your daily for this stuff i guess?