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Looks pretty sick. Is that about a 2" drop? Also, not quite sure on coilovers (assuming the same principal applies), but springs usually lower even more after they settle in.
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Looks pretty sick. Is that about a 2" drop?
Also, not quite sure on coilovers (assuming the same principal applies), but springs usually lower even more after they settle in. So, it might cause some problems on your wheels rubbing in the near future. |
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