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bottom line it depends on how low you are. with tein springs i can still add a few mm's to my 15mm set up and it be flush. but if
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bottom line it depends on how low you are. with tein springs i can still add a few mm's to my 15mm set up and it be flush. but if i raise the car any the wheels will poke out.
guys these are spacers, its not rocket science. Last edited by fuct; 06-04-2013 at 08:32 AM. |
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