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    Default Rear suspension on GT – 08-05-2013,08:51 PM
    Hi all,

    I know the GT model is slightly lowered (by 10mm) compared to S and SE models but I've recently taken a closer look at my GT to find that the body of the car at the back seems to sit lower than the front (see photo attached), i.e. looking at my rear wheel, the gap between the top of the tyre to the wheel arch is shorter/lower compared to the front wheel. Is this normal? I don't have anything in the boot to weigh the car down and haven't previously owned a 'sportier' model but I was thinking that they should look balanced. Does anyone else share the same experience or am I being paranoid?
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