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June 22nd, 2003 07:23 AM #11Originally Posted by notEworthy27
All Stradas are already on a 2" standard bodylift na ah (compared to most pickups)....why would you want it higher? Note that if you do a body lift or even a suspension lift...you would definitely increase the height of the the center of gravity and it would not be that safe to ride on it fast or on turns.
Kung bigger tires lang naman ang intension mo, I'm sure a 33" with the right rim offset will fit fine na with minor trimming sa mudguard (palitan mo na lang ng plain rubber tutal sasabit lang iyan pagpinang offroad) and minsan sa underside ng bumpers (palitan mo naman ito ng TJM, ARB, Abar na bumpers para ok na )
Now kung ang intentions mo naman is to do some serious off-roading on your vech....might as well get in touch with the owner of RIDE (yung me yellow strada) and get the real macoy (body lift or suspension lift) that would match to your heart content on how high you want your car lifted.
Just my 2 cents.
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June 22nd, 2003 08:20 AM #12Originally Posted by notEworthy27
advantage, lets you fit bigger tires. improve offroad ability.
disadvantage, increase center of gravity/ tendency to roll.
expenses, it depends on the kind of ride you have, the kind of lift you want, the parts you want to install, the shop that will install it.
just seen a 10th gen cross 200,000 miles on reddit. is this a unicorn or has the cvt been proven...
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