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Old 05-03-2006, 07:49 PM   #1
dansince86
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Default who needs springs?

hey guys about 2 months ago got my ea lowered, it had self leveling in it, so the pedders sports riders dont make the rear sit as low as it should compared to the front, i'm going to buy some super lows for the rear, so i have 2 lows up for grabs not asking much, not sure what they are worth, so send me a message if ur up for some.

cheers Dan

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