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trikkonceptz · 07-23-2008, 04:57 PM

From a custom car builders stand point, A sparking car is a happy car.

For a time I thought road reflectors were on the road to remind me to pick up my front end a bit with the air suspension ...

But I guess for our purposes, a car is to low if vital components are dragging or scraping on the ground, unless of course you alter those to go lower.

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