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17-11-2005, 06:28 PM
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Location: Mildura VIC.
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I ahve just cut my springs in the rear to get a look at what height i want the car at. Its sitting where i want it but the tail shaft has been just touching on the floor(a no no) when i have hit a big bump. I am almost sitting on the bump stops on the shocks also. I was going to replace the rear shocks with KING super lows but i was wondering if this still happens with them???
I am just replacing my munro shocks with Koni yellows which should make it a little better. Also what spring rates are people using with their super lows. Thanks heaps, David |
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spring height/ tail shaft hitting floor?
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