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May 14, 2006 | 07:57 PM

#11

jspecS13

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Re: Car Wash for lowered cars

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Originally Posted by 04elantragtScot

se the thing i worry bout also, is if they are touchless somtimes they have that lil hole you have put the tire in and a little track for one side of your car

im lowerd about 1.75 inches

no they have a brand new system...before i couldnt do it there too but now i can. its a flat surface, its about 6.75 i think... for the cheapest...And my car is 1.3" from the ground so lol.....hahaha... it got lowered cuz i thought i was gonna head down the VIR but i wasnt in town, gotta raise it sometime this week, too lazy, i dont even drive it anymore with gas prices

May 14, 2006 | 08:00 PM

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D.Nick

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Re: Car Wash for lowered cars

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Originally Posted by ToyRolla

+1

I hand wash my car all the time except for when I know its going to rain. Some of those car washes have some nasty grimey shit on their brushes. The touchless ones smell like shit.

Owning a silver car with gray wheels, it still doesn't look dirty if I was to go a month + without washing it.

Lol @ your signature and the fact that you drive a fucking corolla.

May 15, 2006 | 04:33 AM

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MerF

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Re: Car Wash for lowered cars

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Originally Posted by BMC

Lol @ your signature and the fact that you drive a fucking corolla.

May 15, 2006 | 04:57 AM

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EEK

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Re: Car Wash for lowered cars

shell in Greenbriar shopping center can handle lowered cars

and Bp out here in gainsville

May 15, 2006 | 08:00 AM

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BentValve

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Re: Car Wash for lowered cars

BP at Godwin & Centreville road by the 234 bypass in Manassas has a brushless touchless and no rails that scrape up your wheel, it's all laser controlled.

May 15, 2006 | 08:15 AM

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ToyRolla

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Re: Car Wash for lowered cars

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Originally Posted by jspecS13

-Gallows, near the multiplex cinema, there is a mobile. touchless carwash...thats good too..

Not to be confused with the Exxon down the street. It has a wheel stop that people have obviously hit or scraped.

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Originally Posted by BMC

Lol @ your signature and the fact that you drive a fucking corolla.

Prertty much the stereotype I live with every day, heh. I also think I'm the only white guy around here that drives one. At least its an XRS.

May 15, 2006 | 02:26 PM

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djyuck

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Re: Car Wash for lowered cars

Have any of you guys used the Mr. Clean Do it yourself car wash attachment? I know its cheesy, but I actually bought one and it makes my S2K look like new. I can do it in less than 10 minutes too. Also, CRUCIAL tire shine... Dupont Teflon Tire Shine from target. Shit lasts almost a week...