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Not shown is a large diameter splash shield for the brake rotor; do not leave this piece out unless you will NEVER hit any puddles while driving! Water on brake rotors= brake pads hydroplane and you wind up soil-sampling out in a field- if you're lucky.
By the way, Bdud, those Koni gas shocks can be mounted upside down for a tiny bit less unsprung weight in your suspension and zero effect on how the shocks work. On some cars, it's even a little easier to get to the adjuster rings when they're mounted upside-down. Note this ONLY applies to Koni gas shocks.

12/5/118:32 PM

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