benjo
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Hello again  Just want to get an idea of what my Mk2 would look like if it was dropped 60mm or so. My paintshop skills are non existant...  (Excuse the faded door) Thanks  |
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Granadaman72
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I likes Granada's, Cortina's, Sierra's, Viva's, Marina's....................
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60mm ish drop matey  |
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benjo
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Ooh thanks, looks great  What do others think? |
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Nicely lowered, practical and useable, but it's not 'slammed' is it! ;D
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Peugeot 307sw - Suzuki SV650S - MX5.
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Thats about where mine sits and as wagoneer says it is still a useable car. Do it.
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looks good at that. If those are the wheels/tyres you are using, then thats the right drop IMO.
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benjo
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Nicely lowered, practical and useable, but it's not 'slammed' is it! ;D Well, i'll rephrase it as "Can someone slam my golf so it's still useable?" ;D |
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 Something a bit like this height? |
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Last Edit: Apr 4, 2007 13:33:31 GMT by misterp
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