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09-29-2008, 04:43 PM
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17" wheels and lowering
I was wondering if a 1.25" Votland sport drop on my E30 IS would be too much with the 17" wheels I just bought. I dont want to scrap fenders on every bump or hard cornering, thats the whole reason for the sport springs in the first place, hard cornering. Has anyone else run into this before I buy them??? Thanks!!!!!!!!
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