Fixing my fenders?
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i'm with the downforce fender recommendations if you want to keep the OEM look in the front. They're VERY nice.
don't know what you're going to do for the back, though.
don't know what you're going to do for the back, though.
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So I was taking a look at my coilovers, and they are actually the ground control "sleeve" versions. I removed one of the rear struts last night, and noticed that if I removed the spring perch, I could get an extra inch of travel to lower the coilover. So I took out the angle grinder and cut it off. Haven't lowered it yet as I only had time to do one, but I'll do the others at the weekend. This should hopefully allow me to drop the car a good bit more (inch of travel on the sleeve should equal more than an inch drop?).
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Why would you say no? He was correct, he just didn't spit our the exact number is all.
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You were just about right. Trimmed all the struts today, and lowered the car as much as I could. Not sure if it is enough, will know tomorrow when I test fit the wheels, again.
I also trimmed a little more plastic from the arches, so less chance of rubbing.
I also trimmed a little more plastic from the arches, so less chance of rubbing.
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