Hi,
I'm strongly considering moving to Germany in a few months and I'm pretty curious about how lowered cars work in Germany. After searching a lot, the only thing I've found in the web was the legislation regarding TUV and certificates which it seems to me you pretty much should (or need) to buy parts that have a certificate (in simple terms).
Anyways, makes me think that you may be able to put different kinds of aftermarket parts as long as they are approved so you can ride legally. However, is not uncommon to see pics of german cars really low (slamm'd to the ground). So, are those cars riding illegally? If not, is it hard to get a suspension kit to slam your car?
Cheers
I'm strongly considering moving to Germany in a few months and I'm pretty curious about how lowered cars work in Germany. After searching a lot, the only thing I've found in the web was the legislation regarding TUV and certificates which it seems to me you pretty much should (or need) to buy parts that have a certificate (in simple terms).
Anyways, makes me think that you may be able to put different kinds of aftermarket parts as long as they are approved so you can ride legally. However, is not uncommon to see pics of german cars really low (slamm'd to the ground). So, are those cars riding illegally? If not, is it hard to get a suspension kit to slam your car?
Cheers