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explain that again yellow91 plz. i put the megan UCA and thats wat was makein me hit. i raised up the front end a quarter of an inch and it fixed the problem pretty well other then deep grooves. i liked the look of the front end being lower but i hate hittin. wat else could i do to get it back low and not hit that bad?
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explain that again yellow91 plz. i put the megan UCA and thats wat was makein me hit. i raised up the front end a quarter of an inch and it fixed the problem pretty well other then deep grooves. i liked the look of the front end being lower but i hate hittin. wat else could i do to get it back low and not hit that bad?
Lol. You could but you'll only gain soo much clearance most likely still wouldn't be enough. Well, at least in my case it wouldn't help.
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the megan UCA is square and has no bushings to damper the bounce on a bump the stock ones do and thier shape is round. would it be better to jus take them off? or do they have a purpose that i dont know of? and thanx for the in depth explination.
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Megan's are too square of shape & the adjustable bolts on top takes up space.
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