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  • #31
    Originally posted by NickBroderick View Post

    I prefer flush and very tight fitting tuck.
    Originally posted by Ollie View Post
    when the wheel tucks up it just barely clears the fender, which is what it's all about imo. 100% personal preference. I like all other styles for sure... Practical stance at it's finest.
    These guys...I agree wholeheartedly with.


    Very tight fitting tuck...yummm
    Originally posted by mrfobbyaccent
    i'm sorreh AWWPEHH
    | 95 e36 M3-sold POS | 98 e36 M3-track rat RIP ;( | 90 NA Eunos-lookatme car |

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Schnitz View Post
      Whats the point in resting a quarter or fender between the wheel lip and tire? Is there some history behind this?
      I ask because in doing this the quest ro 'ride' as low as possible is negated. You have to lift the car enough when driving to allow for required suspension travel.
      Why not just tuck with mm's to spare so you can still ride low?
      Not trying to start any nonsense. Just looking for an explanation or some background.
      cars and stuff

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      • #33
        Originally posted by skrapez View Post
        Whats the point of lowering a car at all?
        not sure man. I mean, why would you destroy your car by hitting it off the ground??

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