Looks like I'll need some aftermarket drop links since the OEM ones are rubbing since I am liberally lowered. Just curious if others that are lowered on PSS9s went thru the same swap? Best, Ben
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YOUR RESEARCHNew drop links when lowered?
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Ben you have stock sways?....whats it rubbing with? Might have to go with adjustable DL
I have stock sways and stock links on pss9 with zero problems.
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all stock bud - not sure as i didn't listen with intent other than just do it how much seriously, you got it right. i'm going with adjusties
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can you post a pic of your car?
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