3" True duals and pro-kit clearance good??
and how are we supposed to know what the roads are like near you??
not trying (least not hard
) to be an ***...but you're asking a totally subjective question that depends totally on variables that only you know.
where i live you can get away with about 1.5" of ground clearance in most driving situations. but where i grew up....you'd better have 3-4" to even consider driving.
not trying (least not hard
) to be an ***...but you're asking a totally subjective question that depends totally on variables that only you know.where i live you can get away with about 1.5" of ground clearance in most driving situations. but where i grew up....you'd better have 3-4" to even consider driving.
and how are we supposed to know what the roads are like near you??
not trying (least not hard
) to be an ***...but you're asking a totally subjective question that depends totally on variables that only you know.
where i live you can get away with about 1.5" of ground clearance in most driving situations. but where i grew up....you'd better have 3-4" to even consider driving.
not trying (least not hard
) to be an ***...but you're asking a totally subjective question that depends totally on variables that only you know.where i live you can get away with about 1.5" of ground clearance in most driving situations. but where i grew up....you'd better have 3-4" to even consider driving.
i'm gonna go with a no on this
I drove around with true duals on an unlowered car, and the roads around here are pretty flat. I scrapped every now and then, nothing big. If i drove my car home, to pittsburgh, it gets kinda ugly.
I drove around with true duals on an unlowered car, and the roads around here are pretty flat. I scrapped every now and then, nothing big. If i drove my car home, to pittsburgh, it gets kinda ugly.
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