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marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

...If you still have the stock shocks with the 1/2" to 9/16" thick aluminum spacers, you will be happy, with the improved 'Feel' after You remove them. This will lower the Deck lid (And Nose) exactly 1.0" closer to the ground. Be sure to leave the 1/8" thin Black plastic 'cushions' IN, or you will have to listen to a sqeaks, while you drive! The FRONT shocks were not a hard job, as I was able to remove, disassemble, remove spacers, reassemble and reinstall them without outside help. The REAR shocks were removed, NO problem, you just jack the car up until the 'A' arms sag all the way. But! I had to take the rears to a Tire/Shock Shop so they could diassemble the Shock/Spring on their coil spring compressor...

8/13/058:56 AM

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