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Tom the 20mm in the front made it look like it should(although it felt like the turing radius was affected slightly), brought the wheels more flush with the side of the car and rubbing was NEVER an issue (lowering springs and konis) if i were to do it over again i think i would do 15mm up front and the much needed 25mm in the back. I think that would be just right, b/c the rears with 20mm look like they could use more as there is still room to fit with the way the body curves and bulges in the back

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tom I have 20mm on the rear and they work great on the c70. i even had them on the front for a while as well. it might even be better if you put the 25mm on the rear as it will appear to fit just right i'm pretty sure the bolts on the 20mm are the same as stock width (19mm right?) and longer in any case the spacers are a nice touch

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nice work pzorb!! dang that would piss me off if i did buy them, and like the people defending them, i would feel like the illustration below:

thats true through the corn fields but when you get close to civilization you should find 93 no prob and even in some places 94

thats exactly what your car is thinking go ahead splurge the extra 3 bucks it would take to put in the same amount of the good stuff

nice touch to the car looks good the way you did it

wax that bootay weak thread bullsh!t wasting time bastard watch this b!tch

the stock rims are 225/45/17 on a 7.5 i think as long as the wheels have the same overall dimensions you should be fine if anything you could always get some spacers the problem is minimal if any edit actually 245 might rub a hair up front

more info on the lights please

true on the surface rust rustoleum and konis are like bread and butter, they were just meant to go together

stealership my friend