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Old 26-09-2005, 12:24 PM   #1
Teki04
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Default Suspension vs Warranty

Hey guys.. i didnt want to take over someone else's thread....

Well, alot of us are looking at getting suspension kits and lowering the car, which is what im hoping to do very soon. I have a few issues though.

Firstly, i have that knocking sound that everyone else has. So, how do i go about proving it is not caused by the suspension?

Also, with a lowered car, where does insurance go on? Im guessing it is just the suspension, and not other components of the car?

Thanks for your help. If all goes well, should be done sooooon....

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