Midnight02

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Unfortunately there isn't a way around them. Once I enter the complex, there's two ways to get to my place. One side is completely off limits without doing real damage. The other route has a few larger bumps that I drag on each time I pass them and there's no way to work around them. Not causing serious damage when I creep over them, however it's a pain to deal with.

To complicate things even more, I'm rubbing on one of the ramps at the office and haven't found the intestinal fortitude to attempt either of the other three ramps into the garage (steep grade).

crw3673

ho much do u want for them?

Midnight02

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They're already shipped out heading to Atlanta.

Midnight02

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In the event anyone is interested in the before and after (after spring install) ride height readings, here you go:

Before:
Front: Driver side = 27.75" Passenger side = 27.75"
Rear: Driver side = 28.00" Passenger side = 27.75"

After:
Front: Driver side = 26.90" (less 0.85") Passenger side = 26.90" (less 0.85").
Rear: Driver side = 26.65" (less 1.35") Passenger side = 26.50" (less 1.25").

Looks like I got every bit of the advertised 1.25" in the rear. The fronts were a consistent 0.85" so there may be a little more settling to come.

Will post updated measurements once I get the spacers installed on the front and the rear.

Midnight02

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Update:

Installed 0.50" spacers in the front and 1" coil spring spacers in the rear. The exhaust rubbing issues have improved greatly -- I can finally get around my condo complex!

Here's the measured ride heights:

Front: Driver side = 27.55" Passenger side = 27.55" (net 0.20" drop with springs on both sides)
Rear: Driver side = 27.45" (net 0.55" drop) Passenger side = 27.75" (net no drop).

I'm guessing I still have a little settling to do.