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05-23-2004, 08:06 PM
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Re: Lower/Drop Experts
you could roll the fender. Get a Louisvill slugger inbetween the wheel and the fender and gently push down on it all the way around. It's a cheap way to do it, but it's effective.
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Re: Lower/Drop Experts
Well I was lookin to get 1.7 in front and 1.8 in back. Would I need a camber kit. If I do how hard is it to put on?
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no need for camber kits if you drop under 2 inches
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