Reply to "Koni shock adjustment"

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I got my Koni shock back yesterday. I just finished installing it back on the car. The mystery "click" noise is finally gone. While I had the shocks out, I lubed all those wonderful plastic bushings in the upper and lower control arms. I did the sway bar bushings too. Soooooooooooo nice to drive the Pantera and not hear any obtrusive racket. Next I will take it to work and do a four wheel alignment.
I also removed the spacers as I said I would do. I think the body dropped about an inch all around. Looks good. Higher g force now is surly to come!

10/14/065:14 PM

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