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COOOL!
These things are def worth the money. I got mine yesterday and the craftmanship is awesome!!!! I hope to have it in soon.
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Looks awesome! I can't wait to be able to check out this setup for myself. 
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HMMMMM, caught my interest, saving now for a kit tomorrow!
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Looks killer, Frank! Thanks for posting the photos. When can we expect to see it at ride height? How much more ride height adjustment is left in it?
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I have it sitting at ride height now, I will try to get some pictures if the weather clears this afternoon.
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I have it sitting at ride height now, I will try to get some pictures if the weather clears this afternoon.
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That would be great! Thanks.
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Looks like Payback's brother! And that's a good thing in my book!! 
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Looks awesome! I can't wait to be able to check out this setup for myself. |
I'll be installing mine soon. Come by and see it first hand if you're in the area.
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ItDoRun, I was just up there droping a project and picking up 2 more projects. I have 2 projects to deliver in a few weeks, one to Dothan, Ala and New Orleans, then swing up to Vicksburg to grab a couple more projects for the shop. I might have to swing by and check up on you! How close to Biloxi are you? I will have to stop by there on the way home.
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Looks like a really nice kit Frank.
I know people have been asking what i am about to ask. What is the actually ride height ?
Is it possible to set the car up at 6.00" from the pinch weld ?
It doesn't look possible 
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No suspension system that uses stock rear frame rails is going to ride that low without being on the stops. EmptyNest is probably one of the lowest stock frame rail ride height cars around, and even with extended rockers is over 6" rocker to ground measurement.
So it is not a given suspension that limits ride height. This kit has enough adjustment to ride on the stops, but you would not want to do that
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