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It's on G2 springs in the pictures, and I've recently replaced the rears only with some straight rate 150#'s. They're a little taller and help raise the rear up a bit, b/c it was rubbing on hard bumps at some autocross sites.
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It's on G2 springs in the pictures, and I've recently replaced the rears only with some straight rate 150#'s. They're a little taller and help raise the rear up a bit, b/c it was rubbing on hard bumps at some autocross sites.
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Originally Posted by Z'mnypit
Whoa! Those things are wide, about 2in to wide for the front. Other than that the wheels look good.
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Originally Posted by TXAgZ28
Wider track in front = car rotates better in autocross situations. These wheels aren't on every day.
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