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lol got bored, just a comparison...
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Looks good, but maybe just a tad too low to be practical.Comment
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i friggin love it. i say do it
just be ready to bottom outComment
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lol so do I, and yes no speed bumps for me huhOriginally posted by Niko97RS
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x2...Originally posted by UDLOSE98
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Lid,K&N Filter,PaceSetter Headers,Magnaflow Cat 2.5in S-pipe,Flomaster :(,3.42 LSDComment
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The way you photoshopped it, the groundclearance didnt change in the front, just the wheel gap. I think what you did was accidentally include the passenger front tire in your selection that you were lowering, and because of that the tire moves with the body, making it look like that side didn't lower... Lol not even a big deal at all but it was messing with me trying to figure it out haha. Redid it for ya so you can see how the groundclearance will be a little better. Look at how low the front is. I think it looks awesome, but goodluck with the speedbumps lol
EDIT: Heres the gif of it before and after... I forgot to include the air dam but you get the idea.
Last edited by lookout4theyeti; 01-18-2008, 05:05 AM.Comment
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^ lol it took me a minute but I see what your talking about now, thanks! I was trying to figure that out myself when I was playing around with it, glad someone pointed it out! :rock:Comment
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I think it would look awesome, but not very practical.Comment
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lol never practical to have a 1/4" fender gapOriginally posted by TheGr8SchlotzkyComment
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amazing
i love lowComment
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that's about what i have up front and it's fine for me. :tup:Originally posted by StiLlsMoKiN875
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