What do you call these things? Should you remove them when they build up?
What do you call these things? Should you remove them when they build up?
Brayden Wright
Adam Myers
Slush, ice buildup
Yes
Nolan Bailey
>Driving lowered car in winter
>Slush snow everywhere
>Praying you don't get stuck in a snow storm
Joseph Sanchez
Barnacles. mfw go to kick them off and they pull off a fresh chunk of rust. Fuck salt.
Wyatt Russell
Ice tumor
Luke Jones
Fenderberg
Luis Cooper
>all that salt
Robert Murphy
They add weight to your car, sapping power and wasting gas. They can freeze overnight, which can cause all kinds of problems. I've seen them tear out chunks of rusty underbody when they finally come off, tear out the fender liners of cars when people tried to go after a day of work/evening and large chunks got pulled up with the tire; hell, I've even seen a car have them get so big that they actually froze the wheels in place, making the car unable to drive.
Cameron Morales
>Should you remove them when they build up?
HELLO, Retard alert.
Sebastian Rivera
If you don't have a fiber glass body kit it doesn't really matter. Haven't damaged or gotten my lowered car stuck in the winter. My fiancee hits every fucking parking block with it though.