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Old 07-12-2013, 10:38 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by tobroketobuildarealcar View Post
From my understanding of the rear drop knuckles the suspension pickups are raised while the wheel bearing mounting points remain the same causing a false drop and restoreing factory loke suspension geometry. This would not cause the car to sit any lower but it will effect the angles of your suspension arms
You have it backwards. The hub mounts/ spindles are pushed up in the knuckle. This drops your car however far the hub was raised, from it's current height. So Driftworks Drop the car 45mm front and rear.

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damn 200 bucks for these. thats not bad for new shocks but it is if you get them and they dont work lol....
They will work.
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