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Looks good in race red ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) ;) !
Jokes aside, stance looks good
Jokes aside, stance looks good
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Got to be honest, I'm really not hating that stance. If mine turns out like that i'll be happy.
Personal tastes though...
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I have to agree with the OP... from the picture those springs do make the back end look like it's sitting too low... almost as if you've got a couple of bags of cement (or a dead body) in the boot.
I know it's down to the shape of the bodywork that gives that impression - the arch on the front wing (fender if we're to be politically correct for our American cousins) being set higher to allow for bump/rebound clearance on turning the front wheels, but it is quite noticeable.
I know it's down to the shape of the bodywork that gives that impression - the arch on the front wing (fender if we're to be politically correct for our American cousins) being set higher to allow for bump/rebound clearance on turning the front wheels, but it is quite noticeable.
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