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Old 01-16-2009, 06:37 AM   #3
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I've never needed spacers.. I guess as long as they are hubcentric they should be good?

I've never had personal experience with Megan but as you probably already read/heard they're not highly regarded. I use SPL...

I'd get rear upper arms and toe rods before considering getting traction.

What is the purpose of the car?
Daily driver that will eventually see local autocross events. Reason for the RUCAs and such is to correct my camber and toe and such caused by lowering the car.
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