aight i'll do it the hard way!

i'll attach the after photo.


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thanks brother, i appreciate the extra "hard" work

 

no prob!

i will say i'm very happy with the performance of the ultralites but, me personally, i think if i had to do it over again i'd probably go with pro-kits because i think there is just a little too much gap in the rear still with my new 18-inch wheels. and by a little too much i'm talking 1/4 inch or so. nothing i'll lose sleep over. but that's just me...

i'll attacha pic of those.

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This is the steeda ultralites with tokico d-specs. rides smoother now than stock with adjustment to the d-specs and even with the 20's

 

i'm going with 20s i believe. donno if that'll change the gap at all.

 

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now i have to decide whether go get the steedas or use the Roush. I wish i could see the pics the Roush guy posted[:@]

 

warmachine's roush springs photos :



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Thanks buddy, i appreciate that. The roush springs dont look that bad. Ahhh, i dont know what to do[>:]

 

I thought u were interested in my steeda sports!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the steeda sports dropped my car more than an inch. I will post pics when I get home from work (if my intranets is working- its been giving me trouble).