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Thread: Shocks and Springs YET AGAIN.

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06-04-2009, 03:18 PM

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Noob Rides Again

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if you want THE MOST drop you can possibly get

Q1: What does it mean: Drop? Does this refer to how low the car body rests over the tires, or how far the suspension changes (up/down) when you go over a hole or bump?

Q2: Why would some people find "a lot of drop" to be preferable? I already scuff the front and bottom of my Camry on far too many driveways.

Be kind to the car noob.

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