Precision Proformance shocks SC1002

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Help me figure this out. In an otherwise stock 73 Pantera I put in these adjustable shocks.

1. Ride height: They're almost all the way down, can't get them all the way because the big ring will touch the firmness adjuster wheel, and it sits higher than before. About 3 fingers between fender and wheel on all 4 wheels
2. When I received the shock I had asked for "not too firm" setting. They were set at "4" on a "1" to "6" scale. Bob from Precision then mailed me that to get it firmer, go to a higher number, so I changed to "6". Still rides like my Buick Riviera!

Help. Do you guys have experience with this. Are these shocks right for my car at all??

11/9/087:57 AM

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