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bosswrenchMember

From your photo, I can't tell what kind of shocks you have, but stock springs weren't chromed.

No on the nut placement- yours are fine as is. Its easier to install the bolts with nuts on the inside but you can't torque the nuts effectively in that position. Positioned like you have them, you can use a socket wrench and get them good & tight. Even slight looseness in only one nut can cause weird vibrations during hard acceleration.

And when you take the halfshafts off, the bolts will stay in position so that's 16 more pieces that are harder to misplace. Nice clean engine bay.

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