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Question About AIRGMH

Started by Antranik vbmenu_register("postmenu_1369654", true); · 16 Apr 2007 · 8 replies

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Hey guys if this pic is real does anyone know what kind of springs AIRGMH was using in this photo? Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Send him a PM
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It might have been the chopped ones i bought off him.. he said they were a perfect ride height and im pretty sure he had them on his car at one stage
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Yeah the car is with the choppies in the back, i got the proper springs happening now
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*** that looks nice
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AIRGMH always looking nice Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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thanks guys, unfortunately i only had the wheels on for a week b4 i got canaried(not for the wheels) Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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What was the canary for then? Any pics of how it sits now? Your car is deff. one of my favourites Did you have any rub problems when it was that low?
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Quote: Originally Posted by Antranik What was the canary for then? Any pics of how it sits now? Your car is deff. one of my favourites Did you have any rub problems when it was that low? Car too low and many other things. i will get some pics up soon but it doesnt have the wheels on it anymore(had to sell them to pay for r/w) I never had a drama with rubbing, my gaurds are rolled and i have an adjustable panhard rod.
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