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I don't take chances with wheel components.... a little bit of machining error or misbalance can cause all kinds of driving issues. I bought H&R from Josh@Stillen and was very

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Old 04-30-2012, 07:32 AM   #13 (permalink)
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I don't take chances with wheel components.... a little bit of machining error or misbalance can cause all kinds of driving issues. I bought H&R from Josh@Stillen and was very happy. 2+ years on the car and NO issues at all.

BTW, get the DRS kind if you can.... peace of mind.
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