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Old 08-28-2008, 06:21 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Heres a pic, its not installed, but bags with the shocks.
Thank you for the picture....
I'm thinking to change mine stock Shocks
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I can try and snap some of the front struts this week.
HOw is the ride after change this ?
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They definately give you a WIDE range of adjustment. I started driving on mine at the stiffest rebound setting and it was pretty rough. I recently cranked them to the softest setting and that is where I am happy as the ride is the smoothest as well as consistent throughout the range of travel. Stock shocks and struts would have been pushed to their limits in that range of travel and you would see different rebound rates and different heights.
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