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24-10-2006, 03:43 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Blue Mountains
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Hey all, I've lowered my bad boy ED Fairmont using Kings Super Lows, I've got regular KYB shocks.
Currently I'm living the Turbo Blade 15" dream. Heres the question, I want to upgrade to some phat BF GT 19" (I want to get the 18" option though, because I don't want to go crazy!). Heres the question, do I need to roll the front guards to comfortably fit the BF GT rims?
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Automatic Driver and I'd be proud of that fact, only if I weren't so lazy. 1993 ED Fairmont Sedan - I6 - Colbalt Blue - XH Snorkel - Superlow Kings Springs and KYB Shocks - Cross Drilled and Slotted DBA front Discs - 18" pre-AU GT-P Alloy Wheels - Ford Original Bootlid Spoiler |
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To roll or not to roll...
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