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Looks good. Do you have any more pics? Any issues over time? I am thinking of upsizing tires—one for better rim protection and the second for better ride quality. Originally, I thought my options were 234/45R18 and 245/40R18. But looking at your tire size guess have this option too. What are you suggesting having used 245/45R18?
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No still running good. Also just lowered using Whiteline springs which drop about an inch. No rubbing. I did have to get use to the feeling as the steering and ride feels different( not in a bad way). If you would like more pics of anything let me know.
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Looks great, thank you for sharing some photos.
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Can you post some pics from the side?
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Do you ride with anyone or weight in the back?
just curious bcuz on stock suspension on my 2016 lx sedan, I get rubbing in the rear. Might have to go 235 or 225 40s. Unless coils will be suffice and keep the setup.
just curious bcuz on stock suspension on my 2016 lx sedan, I get rubbing in the rear. Might have to go 235 or 225 40s. Unless coils will be suffice and keep the setup.
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