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Originally Posted by Zbrah Damn, I have to check my car later, my car was raised the same way when I had my exhaust replaced It's the proper way to

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Old 09-27-2013, 02:18 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Damn, I have to check my car later, my car was raised the same way when I had my exhaust replaced
It's the proper way to do it - they just need to have enough spacers on the ends of the arms to make sure they clear. I've got side blades and they always have to put an extra donut on the arms for them to clear.
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