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I've always used H&R- never had a vibration issue. IMO, with the H&R it all depends on the install. As long as they are mounted/torqued correctly, you'll be ok. I've
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I've always used H&R- never had a vibration issue. IMO, with the H&R it all depends on the install. As long as they are mounted/torqued correctly, you'll be ok. I've had several pairs/types over several cars.
As far as other brand spacers go, I can't really say. Good luck. |
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