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I've been really really happy with my JRZ RS1s. My only complaint is that I think the front springs are too short. You really get what you pay for. I'll
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I've been really really happy with my JRZ RS1s. My only complaint is that I think the front springs are too short. You really get what you pay for. I'll let you take 'er for a spin some time if you want to come up to Detroit (and you can reach the pedals : )
I've been thinking about selling them and going back to the stock suspension since I am not going to track my 370 anymore. |
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