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lowering a 3.5 awd..? (Moved)

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10-03-2009, 11:11 PM

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lowering a 3.5 awd..? (Moved)

does n e one kno where i can get lowering springs for my awd. i seen the eibach springs, and ther only like 1 1/2 inches .. thats not enough. because im kinda debating on not even throwing shoes on it. jus lowering 2-3 inches and keeping it stock looking..
not really tryna put bags on it yet. want to maintain some sort of comfortability..

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