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Old 08-26-2005, 07:33 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Ninety-Nine SE-L
I'd prolly go with the front mounts due to alignment issues. You'll notice the insides of your tires going in a few thousand miles

Tiens do a great job with ride height. They looked awesome on my friend's 98SE.
You do not need the mounts. I have run 3+ degrees on 15 inch wheels with no major issues. 17's would make it worse. He probably has about 2-2.5 with that height. I always recommend about 1 inch above what TEIN suggests for that setup. Looks nice but still looks lower then I would have thought for 1 inch above the TEIN specs.

Edit: Thats probably the 17's fooling me a bit.
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