Fenders rolled in Sac?
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Greetings Benzo-o-rama
Actually I am running 20s. Lowered via star-diag. Wife was turning into drive way Lil to sharp I'm assuming and snagged the Lil lip inside of front fender.its not too bad and am thinking rolling would fix the snag and prevent from happening again.thoughts? Thanks
Actually I am running 20s. Lowered via star-diag. Wife was turning into drive way Lil to sharp I'm assuming and snagged the Lil lip inside of front fender.its not too bad and am thinking rolling would fix the snag and prevent from happening again.thoughts? Thanks
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Slightly off topic .. how much can you lower your car via SDS? 1" right?
Did you have to get your alignment done again?
Did you have to get your alignment done again?
Greetings Benzo-o-rama
Actually I am running 20s. Lowered via star-diag. Wife was turning into drive way Lil to sharp I'm assuming and snagged the Lil lip inside of front fender.its not too bad and am thinking rolling would fix the snag and prevent from happening again.thoughts? Thanks
Actually I am running 20s. Lowered via star-diag. Wife was turning into drive way Lil to sharp I'm assuming and snagged the Lil lip inside of front fender.its not too bad and am thinking rolling would fix the snag and prevent from happening again.thoughts? Thanks
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Eurocharged 2004 E500, Eurocharged ECU/TCU 2005 SL600, 2010 Caddy SwaggerWagon
What size tires are you running?
The proper size is:
245x30x20 fronts
275/285x25x20 rears
If you run these sizes, you should see no rubbing.
And Vik, every car is different when it comes to lowering with SDS. I got about an inch and yes, you do need to do an alignment with it.
The proper size is:
245x30x20 fronts
275/285x25x20 rears
If you run these sizes, you should see no rubbing.
And Vik, every car is different when it comes to lowering with SDS. I got about an inch and yes, you do need to do an alignment with it.