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    theoretically, one side of the car is going to be heavier than the other so it could be disproportionate. of course if ur looking at it with a fat ass passenger in the car that could affect it as well. lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by loSiRcity
    theoretically, one side of the car is going to be heavier than the other so it could be disproportionate. of course if ur looking at it with a fat ass passenger in the car that could affect it as well. lol
    theoretically, yes, but no. the weight difference wouldnt be enough to show where he could see it, if a passenger, then yes, but i dont forsee even him being that stupid.
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