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Boosted92LX

It's only an inch or two. What's the big deal?
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Jersey Joe said:
I don't think I have the courage to drop it that low but I wish I did, looks great. I'm sure you've answered before but what are your wheel and tires sizes?
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Thank you. 18x10 275/35-18 rear 18x9 265/35-18 front.
 
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Boosted92LX said:
Thank you. 18x10 275/35-18 rear 18x9 265/35-18 front.
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Wow !! Some big meats , how did ya fit them in there?
 

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It's only an inch or two. What's the big deal?
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Jersey Joe said:
Wow !! Some big meats , how did ya fit them in there?
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BFH... and rolled fenders.
 
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Eibach Sportline 17inch Pony wheels. 275 out back.
 
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FRPP B-springs, this pic has the strange single-adjustables on all corners, but was tockiko blues before that. Rode awesome with the blues, and still felt more than sporty enough to handle some curves.
 
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Eibach pro kit up front 1 iso removed. Team Z drag spring in the rear no isos . Strange 10 way adjustables.
 

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tannerc91gt

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Coilovers all around. Ride height wherever you want it. Shocks however you want them.

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10-125 in the rear and 14-175 up front
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I've been thinking about mini tubs for my car and relocating my shocks inward like yours but I don't want to move my gas tank. I'll keep thinking about it though
 

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tannerc91gt said:
I've been thinking about mini tubs for my car and relocating my shocks inward like yours but I don't want to move my gas tank. I'll keep thinking about it though
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@Davedacarpainter - He may need a little "Encouragement"
 
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tannerc91gt said:
Coilovers all around. Ride height wherever you want it. Shocks however you want them.



I've been thinking about mini tubs for my car and relocating my shocks inward like yours but I don't want to move my gas tank. I'll keep thinking about it though
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You don't have to move you gas tank.... @madmike1157 , would you like to show him?
 
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CarMichael Angelo

my rearend will smell so minty fresh,
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Davedacarpainter said:
You don't have to move you gas tank.... @madmike1157 , would you like to show him?
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I think he already knows what I did last summer.



Wait,...it was the summer before that,...yeah he knows about that already.





Now that I think about it,....it was the summer before last summer,....I'm definitely positive about that.
 
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madmike1157 said:
I think he already knows what I did last summer.



Wait,...it was the summer before that,...yeah he knows about that already.





Now that I think about it,....it was the summer before last summer,....I'm definitely positive about that.
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I probably did know about it. I've seen people work around it. By biggest concern is accidentally building something that disqualifies me from the few classes the car would fit in. Like a stock location suspension clause
 

CarMichael Angelo

my rearend will smell so minty fresh,
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tannerc91gt said:
I probably did know about it. I've seen people work around it. By biggest concern is accidentally building something that disqualifies me from the few classes the car would fit in. Like a stock location suspension clause
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Well,...What ever you do..... Do not do what I did then. I'm thinkin' No qualification in any class.
 
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@Jersey Joe , here are Steeda sport springs up front with stock springs out back. It really took that gap in the fender out. Tires are 50r16 on Ponys. I like the look so much I am debating using stock springs when I finish the rear setup



 
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deathb4dismount said:
@Jersey Joe , here are Steeda sport springs up front with stock springs out back. It really took that gap in the fender out. Tires are 50r16 on Ponys. I like the look so much I am debating using stock springs when I finish the rear setup



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thats a good looking car!
 
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