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That's the only way to drive these cars. My Celica front is 4-4.5 inches of the ground and I already know where I can and can not go. Just wanted
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That's the only way to drive these cars.
My Celica front is 4-4.5 inches of the ground and I already know where I can and can not go. Just wanted to see if this is lower. Whether I would need to re-learn the routes. If this front is about the same, then I am good, if not I might have to think twice about getting it. Good advice on the stock pieces. |
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