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What would one recommend to lower my 370z that will not effect comfort. I do not track, just street drive. I currently have some 19" venaci wheels that need some
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newbie lowering question
What would one recommend to lower my 370z that will not effect comfort. I do not track, just street drive.
I currently have some 19" venaci wheels that need some adjustment to make them flush (they are sticking out just a tad past fender lip on front). Is it possible to get a drop that is adjustable to fine tune the camber/gaps? or would Eibach Pro Kit Lowering Springs do the trick? thanks
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09 370z Turing w/ Nav - AT - Brilliant Silver Venaci VS124 Wheels: [19x9.5F & 19x10.5R] w/ [265/35-F & 305/30-R] - Suspension: [KW V3's] & [SPC front/rear camber kit] Last edited by jasonhoutx; 06-03-2009 at 08:57 PM. |
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