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Rear tire scrubbing!!?
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No, but it has actually settled down a little bit on it's own after a few drives. It looks right, and drives great now. Makes me think I need to go ahead and replace the front busings, even though I've not technically had any trouble up there yet.
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I've already got the bushings for the front, but need to get a new set of springs.