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Originally Posted by Bster Thanks Modshack for yet another useful DIY thread! Just a quick question. I've asked Minicobra this before, but did you feel any addition vibrations (not matter
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Properly machined, a good set of Hubcentric spacers should introduce NO vibration into the equation. It does alter the track width and factory scrub radius a bit, but in combo with my Stillen bars feels nice and precise. More on Chassis tuning anf the effects of mods here if you're interested: Roger Kraus Racing : Oversteer/Understeer chart On the road pick-up issue, yes, moving the wheels out a bit does expose the rocker to a bit more throw-off. The rocker though is plastic so therefore is fairly flexible and should resist chippping more than say the hood. YOu can always put some clear protectant film on it. I haven't run these in the rain yet so I don't have any experience with what it will throw onto the car. |
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