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After the springs are broken in I think it sits real close to the same. I measured mine and its close to or less than a quarter inch difference. Its
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Drives: '12 MBlue 370z 6sp
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After the springs are broken in I think it sits real close to the same. I measured mine and its close to or less than a quarter inch difference. Its not noticeable to me and dont remember after the install how it was beforehand.
I just drove on them for about a week before the alignment (not sure how many miles). I was able to get back to factory specs on stock wheels without aftermarket parts. Now that I got new wheels it looks like ill need rear camber arms but not sure. |
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