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Old 06-26-2019, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Third-Reef
i made the spacers. They just fit over the three studs on top of each of the top hats and seat on the body metal where they bolt up.

here is the ride height data from when i did the install

That's impressive that you got that setup to be so close to the GT2 specs.
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Old 06-26-2019, 02:55 PM
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Surprised? Look at the bottom of your Avatar... click on it, and presto - a like.
Yeah, I know. I was just attempting to be as flippant as I could.
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Old 06-26-2019, 02:59 PM
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Yeah, I know. I was just attempting to be as flippant as I could.
Maybe you could ask them to install an 'unlike' button for you...
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Maybe you could ask them to install an 'unlike' button for you...
I was raised in a different generation; the whole "Like" thing on social media is IMO a joke and a waste of time.
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Old 06-26-2019, 03:12 PM
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Absolutely - could not agree more...

But, now that you have mentioned it, everyone will like everything you post...

I see you are up to two likes now; soon it will be MANY...
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pfbz - I love the way your car looks and those wheels are perfect for your setup. Very nicely done!
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Originally Posted by leftlane
pfbz - I love the way your car looks and those wheels are perfect for your setup. Very nicely done!
Thanks... The Apex wheels are IMHO perfect for the car, and I like the wider wheels and 315/245 widths they accomodate. The fact that they are very reasonably priced, great reputation for track robustness, and fairly light is more icing on the cake.


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Fender gaps? What's that? Lol..

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That is a good looking car Sir, very good indeed.
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game, set, match...
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Lol John. Man that looks so good with all that tire stuffed up in there!
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Originally Posted by 03EvoIII
Lol John. Man that looks so good with all that tire stuffed up in there!
Thanks. It handles even better. Those GTC5 tires are truly amazing. Fronts are easy to fit but the rears are a bitch as they are 27.1" tall. Great seeing you and Paul last Friday!
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Guys, if desired, can I just put in lowering springs without replacing suspension? My end goal is simply to lower the car.
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