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Old 07-07-2007, 04:01 AM
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Height issue....help

Just wondering what the stock height of a 1996 eclipse GST would be with 17s. I currently am lowered but need a camber kit in order to put more rubber to the pavement. The camber kits are coming in 4 weeks but my new tires are here now and I dont want to put uneven wear on them. Id rather raise the car back to stock height until I get the camber kit.

Anyone have any idea of the stock height for the front and back? I currently have a Tein SS setup and would like to know how high to make them.

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Benjamin Marcus
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