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posted by  Bishop on  Thu Feb 27 10:31 CST 2003
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While lowering the front more than the rear may look good, it's not great for handling, always try for a level stance otherwise you can wind up with a very loose rear end with some strange handling traits.
It's terrible for looks, but often cars handle better with the rear end a little lower than the front, sad but true.

--
Veronica, my 85 760Ti






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