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01-03-2001, 02:35 PM
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Hi
I own a 1995 C280. Is it okay to install Jamex springs and Bilstein HD (the shocks I will be using) that will drop the car 1.5"? I am running 16x7 202/55 and 16x8 225/50 front and rear. I hope the tires won't rub over bumps or hard cornering. The guy's installing it said it will work fine with my combo, but I just wanted to cheack. Also, along with my Nitto NT450 Extreme Performance tires, I can expect much better handling car right - hopefully w/o any body roll. Troy 
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05-10-2005, 08:42 AM
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It feels like nothing but neutral...
What are the chances its just the Plug come loose? Thats what a coworker also said.
Well I do have some lousy luck and its okay, this is an old car. But I do love it and I like fixing things~~
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