Re: TOKICO suspension question (toshiba32)
I have heard a lot about this although I have not really looked into it. Most people say that the rear fender is actually cut out lower than the front one so even if you lower both front and rear equally, the way the fenders are cut from the factory makes it seem as though the front will always have a larger gap than the rear. This makes sense because the front wheels need to steer so they can't really be tucked into the fender well or else you will scrape.
I have heard a lot about this although I have not really looked into it. Most people say that the rear fender is actually cut out lower than the front one so even if you lower both front and rear equally, the way the fenders are cut from the factory makes it seem as though the front will always have a larger gap than the rear. This makes sense because the front wheels need to steer so they can't really be tucked into the fender well or else you will scrape.