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Donny DotsonMember

The over all length of the front shocks are a 1" shorter than the stock shocks and the rears are .2" longer than the stock ones. I have another question, My car is a early 71 and from what Steve told me ford didn't put shims in or on the steering rack until 72 to help with bump steer. Steve said to make shims 1/4" to 3/8". It looks like this will require relocating the steering braket and drilling four new holes. Tell me if I'm on acid or not. Here are the pics.

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