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HA!
That's similar to one solution I found. I'll try some off the shelf stuff from AZ and report back.
Very nice.
Very nice.
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A good new screw. Only deck screws for now, but they are just starting. Love the head....
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The new jeep has had some love, but the Mazda hasn't had much. Thinking about upgrading some parts. Its going to need some new struts and shocks soon(when it gets warm again), thinking about lowering it ~1". Then painting the wheels gun metal. And adding a CAI. And a cool shift ****.
All total it would cost around $700.
But at the same time, i'd rather lift the jeep than lower my car.
All total it would cost around $700.
But at the same time, i'd rather lift the jeep than lower my car.
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