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Yeah, Tony mentioned Whiteline bushings. He said I'd be okay running 305s in the rear with the stock vlsd and the bushings. What do you guys think?

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Old 05-07-2015, 07:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Yeah, Tony mentioned Whiteline bushings. He said I'd be okay running 305s in the rear with the stock vlsd and the bushings. What do you guys think?

Bushing definitely helps things. I noticed a big difference. I can't fit a 305 so I'm still undertreaded
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Yeah, Tony mentioned Whiteline bushings. He said I'd be okay running 305s in the rear with the stock vlsd and the bushings. What do you guys think?
305s in the rear are a good choice and if Tony said it is fine to use the stock vlsd then i take he's recommendation!
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