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i was wondering because i am a new guy around japanese cars that i wanted to order lowering springs but the guy told me how many mm do you want to go so i hung up on him... So i went onlne and saw something about 50mm 35mm what is the difference.? does 50 mm just mean a small drop and 35 mm is a real drop...so i am confused.....
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sorry man but I am shocked. You should know that millimeters is a metric measurement unit used worldwide just like inches is a standard unit mostly used in US.
50mm is a bigger drop than 35mm
Simple math...
50mm is a bigger drop than 35mm
Simple math...
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well it is not that i am dumb or anything i just wanted to know what it ment i know that mm means millimeters but i wanted to know if 50 mm means the drop or the coils...give me a break i am new at this...
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ok my bad to jump into conclusions. But yeap the 50mm is a bigger drop. The measurement just like when is in inches means the drop...meaning that with 2 inch drop the car will be lowered more than with a 1.5 inch drop.
I apologize.
Which one are you going to get the 50mm or the 30mm I would go for the 50mm. What wheels do you have?
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I apologize.
Which one are you going to get the 50mm or the 30mm I would go for the 50mm. What wheels do you have?
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1995 SC400 with some stuff
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right now i have some 17z on it but hopefully by the end of the year i am going to get some 18z on it so i think i am going to get a 30 or 35 i dont know which is which ...lol
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