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    7/07/2017 10:07 PM  #26

    carguytroy
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    From: Utah
    Registered: 2/19/2017
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    Re: Wheels with 13.2 brake set up

    MS wrote:

    Late model cobra 1994-2004 8" x 17" wheels have 5.72" backspacing and will require a 1" spacer in order to clear the upper control arm (nothing to do with brakes).
    With that spacer, you are guaranteed tire rub with normal or lowered ride height.

     
    Guaranteed tire rub? That doesn't sound good.

     

     

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