Spring shims

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I went to remove the shims under the springs to lower my car. There is only 3 shims. There is none on the passenger side rear. The problem with this is that the car sits level that way. I don't believe the car has ever been hit hard and I think it's square. I'm afraid if I do pull the spacers, the right rear is going to sit lower. I have Konis for shocks if it matters. Is there something I don't get here or maybe one spring is off and the shims are compensating to equal the ride height. Any one been here before? Thanks as always for the help. Vince #6909

1/11/057:08 PM

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