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I have an EVO 5 kit on my beetle
http://www.keithbrickdesign.com/car1.html and it hits the ground all the time. I want to keep the kit on because it's like art now so I need to raise the axle. I have no idea how the funk to do this. If any oh youz have any suggestions, please tell me. Theo theo@theblackarts.com |
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You might consider hitting up the user 'metalnerd' over at www.tdiclub.com. They were making 1", 1.5" and 2" lift kits for the A4 cars. I have a 2" lift on my NB.
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