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    Default 05-22-2014
    I have a 2000 GTP that is lowered, I would estimate about an inch and a half. My question is - how much lower is the SD air dam than the stock bumper? Would it cause excessive bottoming out? Has anyone done it? I have 18 inch rims if that makes any difference.
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    Default 05-22-2014
    Jeremy (guy with the 5.0) did I believe. You should be fine.. Drive the same way that you drive now in a lowered vehicle and you should be fine and avoid pulling to far up on parking curbs
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    Default 05-22-2014
    Dalton (killerspeed101) had one on his GP for a while. He's lowered... alot... on 18'' Eagles

    as far as I know. he didn't have too many problems
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    Default 05-22-2014
    Awesome thanks guys. (Those are the same rims as mine, lol - thinking about new ones)
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    Default 05-22-2014
    The sd lip isnt any lower that the airdam thats supposed to be between the bumper and rad support.
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    Default 05-23-2014
    only issues i have is steep driveways, speed bumps, and animals

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