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Discussion in 'VN - VP Holden Commodore (1988 - 1993)' started by MAC-VN, Feb 19, 2009.

  1. Azp

    Azp New Member

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    IMO just judge the effect yourself when it's lowered. My VN is on ultra lows but only ended up with a few mill difference between each side. The 8" wide rims are under the guards but never rub over bumps or anything. Been going for years with the standard panhard rod.
     
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    ^ Yep, just lower it and see how it goes...
     
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    Don't forget to do the front as well. Otherwise you'll get crap fuel economy from driving uphill all the time. And with ultra, ultra lows you won't see over the bonnet.
     
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    this guys on drugs for sure
    my mates got the cars on ultra on back n normal fronts and they see fine
    to ur info i will be doing front later on
     
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    mac the vn dont seam to have much of a problem with rubbing my mate lowerd his 8 onto superlows last week they look mint hasnt scrubed out on the gaurds but he has bottomed out up a few driveways due to large curbs...
    although i had my VR done professionally and tis just my oppinion pay the few extra dollars and have some1 do it for you its much better
     
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