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Nico86
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Re: correct back height
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February 23, 2009, 17:49:23 pm »
Quote from: speedwell on February 23, 2009, 15:53:35 pm
or i've another idea i will eat more burger and other fast food to be more fat
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my car will look more a restocal after
Yes or marry a fat wife......
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Re: correct back height
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Quote from: speedwell on February 23, 2009, 14:55:04 pm
it's mike hunsaker 66 sepia brown he was in drf
Did you Notice the Stock Fuel Pump and 5 mm VW Fuel Lines? car still ran Mid 12's
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Re: correct back height
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yup, but i think it has been said before, thought i cannot quote the exact lines by heart, that it may work for 402 meters but on longer distance (road) the engine may starve for fuel.
love the linkage, though! and the pulley and mag
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Re: correct back height
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Set the rear up for zero camber, and let the tire dictate the ride height. Then figure out what front tires you want, and set the front fender gap to match the rear fender gap.
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