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Old 06-05-2006, 02:37 PM
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could you post a list of your full suspension setup?

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I'm running the Chassisworks front subframe with their suspension, subframe connectors and rack in front with DSE 3" drop springs in the rear with their minitub recommended Koni shocks.
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Old 06-05-2006, 02:46 PM
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1" lower in rear for me. Nice car.
What he said, beautiful car BTW
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1" lower in rear for me. Nice car.
I agree.. 1" lower in the back would look better.. it might make you have to lower the front .5-inch though.

Looks sweet though!
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What he said, LOL.
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I'm running the Chassisworks front subframe with their suspension, subframe connectors and rack in front with DSE 3" drop springs in the rear with their minitub recommended Koni shocks.
So when our cars are done are we gonna terrorize some local events?
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So when our cars are done are we gonna terrorize some local events?
Yep, you'll have to let me know when one comes up - I've been to very few!
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Yep, you'll have to let me know when one comes up - I've been to very few!
No problem.. I have connections.. lol
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Tom, here's a pic of mine at the moment...it's a little lower than yours, might help with the lowering block decision.
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Just watched the video on your site, looks like it may have settled a little after the spin around the block?? Sure looks good!!
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