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yah, especially when you have the rear splash guards on running 20mm pushes out the inner side of the tire out too far making the splash guard look out of place when looked at from the back. i tried it myself when i had the stockers on and didnt like the look. if you're lowered then it's a different story. :) btw, if you do 15's in the front you'll have to use the Type1 stud replacement type spacers.... or be willing to cut the stock studs shorter if you use Type2 bolt-on types. |
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-- in other news, while i was down below the steering column today, i also yanked off this thing... :icon17: http://www.the370z.com/members/kench...tch-spring.jpg |
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no, it feels much better, actually. i thought i was driving my G almost. my 04 G's clutch is heavy but very easy to tell where it's engaging. i have a couple misc springs in my parts bin so i will see if i can find one that will fit at least close to it. i just put the faux piston together without the springs and i didnt notice lateral play someone mentioned. i have like a 10mm travel of dangling pedal. |
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yah, i read about the group buy thing. my car's back into hibernation again so i will search around if i can't find one by spring time. :p |
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let me know if you have a hard time ordering one, I don't mind driving down there for you, it's usually on my way of places I go so I can stop by |
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By the way, one of these days we are going to cross paths. I am right next door to you in Burbank. :tup: |
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