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You need three rolls of duct tape, first of all. Then you need magic movers, and to cut holes in them, the diameter of the strut rods. Tape the hell out of them on top and bottom, and there you have it.
I would mount some harbor freight casters under the floor pan, at least 4-6 of them. Use good quality self tapping screws. That way you can stay slammed and it will have the illusion that you are scraping the frame. The only downside is the total lack of traction, steering, and braking control. Thats the price you pay for style however.
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02 G20 Sport 5spd
94 Miata "homobile"
93 240SX Family Project
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You guys have it all wrong. If you're going to slam your chassis, you need to lower the road. Call your local guvmint' and get in touch with the Highway Dept.
Eric, I would remove the springs and just run on the struts alone. That should give you a good 3-4" drop and give you that nice tizzite tucked look, y0.
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Eric, I would remove the springs and just run on the struts alone. That should give you a good 3-4" drop and give you that nice tizzite tucked look, y0.
