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Originally Posted by canaryrx8
not bad, needs a drop to kill the 4x4 gap action in the front though
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I'm gonna have to keep the 4x4 action up front cause the lip barely clears my driveway as it is. The look doesn't bother me but if I ever drop it I will use the RB springs up front.
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Originally Posted by canaryrx8
hmmm, maybe slightly taller sidewalls next time, might raise it a hair and fill the gap a bit too
I'm already running 225/40's up front and 245/40's in the rear.
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wheels look good, but the spoiler throws it all off, it is too big and does not really fit well with the lines.
but this is about the wheels, sorry. They do look nice, and clean too.
but this is about the wheels, sorry. They do look nice, and clean too.
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the average driver, on the street, will not notice any difference in ride quality due to staggered setups. Larger diameter wheels with lower profile tires makes more of a difference.
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