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even with the slightly higher ride height, does it rub at all? i mean under very agressive turns. where was it rubbing before you raised it? my last car, it
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even with the slightly higher ride height, does it rub at all? i mean under very agressive turns. where was it rubbing before you raised it? my last car, it looked great lowered, but the wheel hit the inside/top of the wheel well, and there wasnt **** i could do about it and it really took the fun out of the car. any chance of a 5mm spacer in the rear to even them out?
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