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Old 19-12-2014, 06:11 PM   #10
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Default Re: FG X, The Last EVER Falcon - Picture & Discussion Thread

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Lol, I took more than 70mm out of my fairlane, and it's driven every single day.

No practicality issues at all. See no reason for a fg to be any different.
Lowering a Fairlane by 70mm is probably equivalent to lowering an FG XR by 40mm.

Don't get me wrong it looks great, but unless you never carry any passenger, have a flat driveway and don't have to go over many speed pumps or ever use undercover parking than yes it probably is practical.

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