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January 25th 2008, 13:46
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yes use a flip it kit and mount the tie rods from above. i think it's even worse when the strut is fully extended and at the very least your mot man will fail it. don't ignore this as it is dangerous.
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January 25th 2008, 14:54
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Weird, off topic but I personally know three other Dave Taylors.
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January 26th 2008, 04:33
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we have zero vehicle checks here in illinois or kentucky, so my entire front end could be wired together and no one would care, but i definitely want to do it right instead of ghetto-fabulous.
and oddly enough, i know at least two other Eatoniashoprats. ok, not really. looks like i'll be shopping for a flip kit.
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 1979 'vert w/944 NA brakes + Boxster S wheels and begging for a paint job and a Subie swap
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