Finally found longer bolts for lowering....
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Instructor
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Kennesaw Georgia
Finally found longer bolts for lowering....
I finally found a local place here in Ga that sell the grade 8, 7 inch long by 1/2 inch in diameter. It took forever but I found them. If anyone anywhere else is having problems finding them let me know.. I will be more that happy to go get some more and ship them to whoever.. They cost me 10 bucks with washers and nuts. YOU pay for the parts plus shipping and they are on the way. I am no looking to make a profit off this just wanting to help out.. Pics of the slammed FRC will be posted soon.. Thanks 
Safety Car
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From: Simpsonville SC
Congrats on the find! i found from a local Fastenal Store, I knew the guy so he gave me a huge discount. I paid a total of $2.50, sorry didnt mean to rub it in 
We need pics heres mine, hope you likley!!
We need pics heres mine, hope you likley!!
Burning Brakes
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From: Morganton, NC, USA
Originally Posted by happa
no rubbing only in a high speed turn or a really big pot hole 
Burning Brakes
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From: Bonita CA
Unless you totally remove your front bolts, your rear will be lower than the front if you use all 7" of the rear bolts. Correct rake angel is 1/2" to 3/4" higher in the rear than the front when measuring at the top-center of the wheel well to the ground.
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Safety Car
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From: Simpsonville SC
Yea just having some fun in the Mountains, Im alot more careful now cause of my new Son, Lowden. Yea I raised mine up a little too, my wife started complaining about the bumpyness, so I raised it up a hair and it does a lot better. 