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Is it me or it is really hard to judge the distance?
I kept making up excuses on why it is so hard, tried to convince myself that i just need to get used to it...In the end i have to convince myself that i suck :/
Long story short: i was out to lunch and i realized that my bumper is only an inch away from the concrete block. Any further i would have crack the bumper :shakes head: I have driven many cars with similar problems, but the Z takes the cake. |
car is 169". why do u feel you have to pull that close? its you, not the car
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If i leave my car too far out the butt will stick out more than the majority of the cars. And we have a lot of trucks that pulls into the same lane so i am not willing to risk getting hit.. So i have to park closer than i have to |
I always reverse in now and if I need to get close I open the door and look back
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If possible? Use the car next to you as a guage. Make sure you and the other car have the same clearance up front. You may have a concrete parking bumper and he may not or vice versa.
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I've scraped the bottom of the Z's chin several times. It's urethane, so it won't rust. Nobody's really going to see the scrapes unless she's up on a lift. So I just plain don't care. I avoid it whenever possible, but I don't get bent out of shape when it happens.
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I have the same problem judging the distance on the front of my vette. No sense in trying to get within inches. A few feet is just fine.
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The concrete bumper is my main concern. But thanks for the advice :tiphat: |
I can't judge either. I use the perceived distance between the bottom of the side mirror and the concrete slab as a guide. Gets me close but not too close.
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Our cars are short as is. Don't feel you have to pull up as far. Figure it out before you get a lip kit or so.
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