This Car Is So Darn Odd
06-25-2007 | 05:33 PM
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Vehicle: 2011 Sonata Turbo
i was looking at the owner manual and i think the diffrence is only 10mm less on the rear....
so i'm thinking of using 5mm front and 10-15mm on the rear sad.gif
only thing i worry about is using spacer many poeple say it can cause problem sad.gif
so i'm thinking of using 5mm front and 10-15mm on the rear sad.gif
only thing i worry about is using spacer many poeple say it can cause problem sad.gif
06-25-2007 | 10:57 PM
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06-27-2007 | 05:29 PM
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A couple of hours ago I looked out at the car in the fading light and thought "does that rear end need spacers?"..then I find Jons post here. Thanks for the info guys.
That thing about the track width being greater at the front to accmodate the engine was at the extreme on the Citroen DS. which was way wide at the front with real narrow track at the back. At least ours don't look freaky.
That thing about the track width being greater at the front to accmodate the engine was at the extreme on the Citroen DS. which was way wide at the front with real narrow track at the back. At least ours don't look freaky.