View Poll Results: How low is your car?

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  • 1 through 2 inches at lowest point

    10 33.33%

  • 3 through 4 inches at lowest point

    14 46.67%

  • 5 through 6 inches at lowest point

    5 16.67%

  • 7 through 8 inches at lowest point

    0 0%

  • 9+ inches at lowerst point

    1 3.33%
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  1. 10-05-2005, 01:16 AM #1
    Schugg
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    Quote Originally Posted by FLATLINE_bodydropped
    mine is 0 inches off the ground . I didn't see a option for that .
    haha there was no option for 0 because......i was talking about when its at it driving height or something i dont know? not when you have bag or hydrolics and they are dropped and u have it laying on the frame. haha im guess thats what u have?
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  2. 10-05-2005, 10:29 AM #2
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    Apex-i N1 Type Pro all around.
    2.75in. front
    3.00in. rear
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