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low car?
hey...............i need some help............I would like to do my cars on the ground............but i don`t now how......can you tell me some options????.....my next project is a golf mk2 from fujimi..my last golf was to high
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Re: low car?
A set of ten inch wheels will lower nearly any car.
Or if you really like the "on the ground look", try leaving the wheels off....
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Re: low car?
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Re: low car?
Strap a brick to the roof carrier, works mighty fine on plastic models
No, seriously...please check the FAQ and how-to section, that should answer all you questions FAQ here: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...ad.php?t=63623 how-to here: http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=215864 Have fun looking around, if there are still questions then, feel free to ask and you'll get answers from a lot of people... Cheers |
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Re: low car?
This might help:
http://www.scalewiki.com/wiki/index....he_ride_height I've also read some guys cut the top area of the chassis where the top part of the shocks connects to the chassis. Makes the shocks go right through the chassis and drops the ride height.
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