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Old 07-05-2009, 02:38 AM   #31
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Depends on your driving and/or tolerance for tire wear. But -3° is at least a degree more than I'd run in any daily driven car.


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ahhhh don't want that... if it gets too bad can I throw the CC plates on later with little problem or do you run into those fastener reuse issues?
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Just wondering... won't a 1.9" drop cause the bottom of the car scratch on bumps?
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as in speedbumps? or regular bumps?
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What kind of were you referring to?
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