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This question has probably been asked a thousand times, but I'm new here, so here it goes....I've lowered the rear and front on my 2000 C5 coupe. I've lowered the rear so that there is about a two inch gap between the wheel well and the tire. I'm trying to get the front to sit with the same gap, but I think I've adjusted the front to the point where it will not get any lower. I'm looking at about a 3 1/2 - 4" from where the wheel well is to where the tire is. The car's stance looks fine, but the gap in the front is what's bothering me. Does anybody have any ideas on how I could lower the front just a bit lower to match the gap that I have in the rear?
Another question is....does anybody else have a hard time trying to find independent shops willing to do customizing work on your C5s?
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Could be this damn dial-up connection :mad :cuss :rant: :boxing :banghead:
Have you cut the bushings up front? If not I would try that. I had to do that w/ my hardtop. With my current vette I just removed the front bolts completly. Kaley