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JAC Wagon

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  1. Its 178 miles to my house in South Lake Tahoe, and I am driving in California... 80 isnt really speeding on I-80
  2. I know some of them fit, which ones im not sure. Ive been running my 25mm rear with links for months and Im hoping I dont break mine lol
  3. +1 get coilovers for best feel. but old shocks, struts, springs and bushings will make you dance around the road like a ballet dancer
  4. http://www.pacificfab.net/gallery/d/1563-1/Oh+Snap.jpg http://i1215.photobucket.com/albums/cc513/dmills31/hide-yo-kids-hide-yo-wife.jpg http://fortheloss.org/images/shit-just-got-real.jpg
  5. Whut? So... youre saying with my coilovers, 25mm rear sway and upgraded endlinks Im gonna ruin my car?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!? ZOMG!!! Quick, hurry, who wants my end links and coilovers for free?? I gotta get worn out stock parts and put them back on ASAP!!!!
  6. No. They absolutely will not. The hood and the front fenders are totally different.
  7. Ill take pics, when I get home. Im up in Tahoe this weekend. And I totally agree about the potholes thing. I did, I have rear springs with 480lb spring rate in the garage ready to install. Ill get with Mike on igotasubaru.com and see where he ordered mine for me. True, but there is their sister company I believe that make an identical set with stiffer rear springs for wagons like mine. See above
  8. I think 10,000 miles of potholes, canyon driving on weekends, and daily driving wouldve caused an issue if there was gonna be one. My $.02
  9. John, are you saying you need more than -2.0* camber!? I can adjust my racelands all the way out or in +/- 4.0* Why do people keep saying that? I did quite a bit of research before I bought my set almost a year ago and have done some pretty spirited driving both just around town and on mountain roads as well as a couple road trips. john, I agree with you on the ride quality. Its quite impressive, even my friends agree who have spent THOUSANDS of dollars for thier WRXs and STi's and they say my car rides nicer than thiers. Granted, I dont have adjustable dampning and a fancy name but I have damn good ride quality, and amazing handling for a FRACTION of the cost of the so called "high quality" coils.
  10. Yup, I think I got them when they were $450 or so but still damn good price considering another "decent" set will run over $1000 EASILY
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