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Old 06-04-2015, 05:45 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by 7thgear View Post
i assume that unlike the whiteline stuff, these need to be pressed in, which means complete disassembly?


having said that, i think this is a must for anyone who is lowered... it solves a lot of the geometry and axle problems no doubt... cheaper than making a custom crossmember (900-1000 bucks) which is what most other cars would have to do.
You sir, I have seen you on many other threads so I know you are knowledgable. Would the change on the driveshaft angle as a result of diff risers be something of concern?

EDIT: I have also heard that shaft spacers would be another, maybe safer solution... but I don't see any on the market yet.
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